Posted by dustycoal on June 21, 2014 at 09:13:33 from (74.229.201.151):
In Reply to: what is this tool ? posted by jennifer408 on June 21, 2014 at 07:35:08:
It is a home made forge for heating smaller pieces on metal to shape. The blower is one of the better hand turn blowers, Champion 400. Don't like the way he or she has it turned as the oil won't stay in it like that, the blower fan needs to be vertical and the oil fill hole should be on top.When you turn the crank a good one will keep going when you let go of the handle with no noise. Nice to have a forge around the farm you can fix and make a lot of things and save the drive and your cash from buying a new part in town. Looks like they where burning lump charcoal by the gray dust. We mostly use coal here in our blacksmith shop here on our farm in north Florida. Our family does history shows during the winter months.
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