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BK242
Professional Smithing, Streeter
144 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
This is one of the very few manuals written by a
recognized professional smith; in this case, one with
over 50 years’ experience, whose work appears in
hundreds of restorations throughout the country.
Traditional smithing techniques are presented in clear,
step-by-step text and photographs, enabling the reader to produce highquality,
hand-forged small ironwork. Included are detailed descriptions of
workspace layout, specialized tools and techniques, whitesmithing, tool
making and locksmithing.
BK825
Scroll Sawing in Metal: Patterns and
Techniques, Pozsgai Frank & Mark Downing
80 Pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Soft Cover)
Scrollsawing in metal is simple, and with a few extra
steps, cutting metal is as enjoyable as cutting wood.
The results are wonderful and include chandeliers
and other decorative accessories for the home.
All is explained in clear, step-by-step instructions,
illustrated in color photos. In addition the author supplies many patterns
and a gallery to inspire you. 100+ color photos.
BK776
Smiths Work, Hasluck
160 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 (Softcover)
Chapters include forges and appliances; hand tools;
drawing down and upsetting; welding and punching;
principles of formation; ending and ring making;
miscellaneous examples of forged work; cranks, model
work, and die forging, home-made portable forges, and
manipulating steel at the forge. You will find information on forging
small links, connecting rods, and even small crankshafts, all done on
the home forge for use in building model engines. Illustrated.
BK591
The Spruce Forge: Manual of
Locksmithing, Morrison & Frechette
118 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Spiralbound Softcover)
An instructional book with patterns on how to
build 6 different blacksmith locks plus basic
tool making. Great step-by-step guide with 235
illustrations.
BK993
Swedish Blacksmithing, Norén, Enander
200 pages, 8 x 8 (Hardcover)
English Language. This is the translation of a
bestselling Swedish book of basic blacksmithing,
which has been available in Sweden, Denmark
and Germany since 1998. It is a description
of how to hand forge, written in the form of a
dialogue between a master blacksmith and his
apprentice, combining the dialogue with nearly 400 drawings of the
process steps and techniques required in blacksmithing. Steel is a
forgiving material, that lets the smith develop as knowledge is
gradually built up. But it’s also important to understand the mistakes
one has made, in order to be able to go back and try it again. Swedish
Blacksmithing also gives examples of true peak technology, like axe
making and the latest in damascus, or pattern welding! Some say
that the book is also entertaining and most maintain that Swedish
Blacksmithing is the best objective description of how to forge.
BK832
Visual Guide to Blacksmithing, Bove
241 pages, 6 x 9 (Paperback)
An excellent resource for the beginner blacksmith.
This heavily illustrated guide begins by offering
practical tips for setting up your own safe and
space-efficient shop. Once your shop is ready, the
Guide uses hundreds of diagrams and detailed
descriptions to lead you through a variety of
beginning blacksmithing techniques to forge your first tools and
complete basic projects and help you to hone your skills by adding
embellishments and your own individuality and flair to your creations.
BK969
Welding Complete Techniques, Project
Plans & Instructions, Creative Publishing
224 pages, 8 x 11 (Softcover)
The time has never been better to learn to how to
weld. New tools and equipment are lower in price and
easier to use. Growing interest in metalworking has
made supplies easier to come by, with most larger
building centers now stocking a variety of metals and even types of
fuels. As interest in welding expands, the number of great plans and
designs continues to grow. Packed with fresh designs and up-to-date
information, this new book is your personal metalshop teacher. Inside
you’ll find everything you need to know to get started welding today.
300 illustrations.
BK235
Work Methods and Tools of the Artist-
Blacksmith (Werk und Werkzeug Des
Kuntschmieds), Schmirler
128 pages, 8-1/4 x 11-3/8 (Hardcover)
Text in German, French and English. This book
contains more than 600 tools and techniques
used by the artist blacksmith with color-wash
drawings. Contains information on special
dies, special splitting tools, decorative punches and more. 224
photographs, 37 in color, and 65 drawings.
Laser Temperature Gun
Measure temperature on hot metal
in the range of -20 to 932°F.
This non-contact thermometer gun
measures the surface temperature.
Use anywhere, it is fast and easy
with the laser sighting, just point
and shoot.
Read the temperature in the digital
display.
See page 67 for further details.
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