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Paul

I've decided to get rid of a few pieces which I haven't been using. Shy Smile

Besides, I have to pay for the 16" camp oven I just ordered! Laughing

I know shipping will probably kill the deal for most of you, but thought I'd post anyway. Let me know if anything strikes your fancy! Thumbs Up

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Open to reasonable offers. Frightened

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chris · Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 430 Location: Ontario, CANADA

Wow, lots of nifty treasures! Unfortunately I'm not in the market right now, but I will be down that way in a couple of weeks. I gotta say, that electric crepe maker looked a little incongruous though! LOL! Laughing

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Paul · Posted: Monday 7-26-2010 4:14 pm Post subject:

It goes along with the Showtime Rotisserie dontcha know! Laughing

(Both of which were bestowed upon me when their original owners got tired of them!)
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David Hughes · Joined: 20 Jun 2010 Posts: 108 Location: Middlefield, Ohio

Wow Paul,
Those look great. I really like the camp fire cook set you made. I'm just directly south of you across lake Erie in NE Ohio, to bad they won't float you could put a sail on them and send them south to me. I'm thiking about the camp set. I'll sleep on it for a day or so and see how I could work it out. Nice work (black smithing that is) Thumbs Up

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cliffmeister2000 · Posted: Tuesday 7-27-2010 4:36 am Post subject:

Great looking stuff you've got there, Paul! How about a little photojournal of the forging process? I'd love to see it! If it's already here somewhere, please post a link. Thumbs Up

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Paul · Posted: Tuesday 7-27-2010 6:00 am Post subject:

No photo's of forging (yet) Cliff.... I've been playing Mr. Mom, while my wife is away on a course for July and it's been a little too hot to fire things up. It gets a bit uncomfortable when the temp in the shop goes over 110* Frightened

Most recently I've been working on a knife made from a railroad spike (trading this for some Celtic jewelry a friend makes) and a gong-like bell made from an old compressed gas cylinder. Here's a little video I made... http://www.flickr.com/photos/47464098@N03/4782685767/

I have lots more ideas... just need more time! Gold Tooth Smile:

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cliffmeister2000 · Posted: Tuesday 7-27-2010 6:47 am Post subject:

I love your choice of music, Paul! Thumbs Up

I was wondering how you knew the tank was safe to cut, when your public service announcement came up. Laughing

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Paul · Posted: Tuesday 7-27-2010 7:09 am Post subject:

That was the reason for the video... so I could be posthumously nominated for the Darwin Awards! Laughing

Seriously though... I had removed the valve and rinsed the tank with water numerous times. There's still a bit of the fear-factor when you first cut into it though! Shhh

I do play-it safe.
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Oysterpot · Posted: Tuesday 7-27-2010 8:40 am Post subject:

It also depends on what was in the tank b4 it was emptied.
If it was an inert gas, no problem. If it was Oxygen, could have been a problem, or even a fuel gas, which are not too common for the high pressure cylinders. However that being said, and being a welder by trade, I don;t think I would cut a high pressure cylinder. I was not comfortable about cutting old steel drums either.

Yet I repaired gas tanks! go figure Laughing

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Paul · Posted: Thursday 7-29-2010 1:16 pm Post subject:

Sorry folks... the Ronco Showtime Rotisserie is gone! Laughing

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David Hughes · Joined: 20 Jun 2010 Posts: 108 Location: Middlefield, Ohio

Say there Paul,
Do you have any feel for the cost to ship a camp set here to Ohio Question

Also being you are in Canada what is required for importing etc. Thinking

? I'm still trying to justife the camp set, I like what I see Baddd

Paul · Posted: Friday 7-30-2010 3:51 am Post subject:

David... I'll get you a price! Thumbs Up

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David Hughes · Joined: 20 Jun 2010 Posts: 108 Location: Middlefield, Ohio

Thanks Paul, I sure appriciate it. If you want you can e-mail tfe price, shipping and any export charges and I will see if it is affordable for me. I may even be able to justifie a trip in that direction and just pick it up. I just am not sure what the border problems will be.
Thanks again Paul.

PS you did say you meke these at different times of the year right! It may be I can just wait and figure away to meet you some where or pick up at your place.

Jerry Daschofsky · Posted: Saturday 8-28-2010 4:41 pm Post subject:

Tried to PM you Paul, but for some reason I kept getting errors.

Do you still have the Wagner WI paddles and the Wagner muffin pan? I'm assuming the WI paddles are the 1408? Have a high base waiting for it. :Smile 1:

Paul · Posted: Sunday 8-29-2010 7:55 am Post subject:

Just sent you a PM Jerry... should be working now! Thumbs Up

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