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    Metal Foundry

    its not a great Metal Foundry but it will work
    this wont make swords and horse shoes unless you modify it
    but people who can do very minor blacksmithing or jewelry crafting or model metal casting has a hobby such as planes cars etc etc
    remember bronze is copper / tin just wanted to throw that out there
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    to give ideas how to
    note do not! make knuckle dusters I'm sure they are and no in some states and for the love of god do not quench the metal in water!!! use oil such as motor or any kind of oil just remember some oils will cool faster then others
    water cools to fast and will crack or bend your items
    also use boric acid cheapest way is the dollar store roach killer
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3Y3KuhHfRg&t=190s <this can give you best ideas to make goofy things
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVe3VeQfyzw
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    Pretty slick thinking with the steel wool. We used to use chicken wire for some of the thin stuff at the precast plant

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    this is a better video if you wish to try harder metals and making them look nice and be more effective

    there are better videos but I fine the brass dusters seem to be the best explaining
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    long we on metals
    simple ways to make a working blacksmithing forge
    very cheap and so easy even I can do it
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EcP1vJnUCM
    now a anvil
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdEhjRpPSlY
    also good video
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4jVwN1MxXk
    many more videos you will need to look at them for yourselves
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