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MARCH

JOURNAL

2006

CONTENTS

ANDIRON P.2311

BUNDLED

FINIAL

P.2318

OLD FILES

P.2322

A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF ILLUSTRATED TECHNIQUES D 182

#182, March 2006

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BLACKSMITH ’ S JOURNAL ARCHIVE

#32 April 1993

The andiron in this month’s issue is the

second one to appear in the Journal..

The first one appeared in Issue #32 and

featured a forge welded finial.

2310

This andiron features a 1” square bar log rest. Using

wrought iron or a low carbon steel—like 1018 instead of

A36—will make the bar less subject to deterioration. The

three sizes of material needed for this project are ½”x 1”

flat, ¼”x 1” flat and 1” square.

TAPER

TAPER THE END OF

½”x 1” STOCK AND

MARK THE BENDING

POINTS WITH SOAP STONE

OR WHITE CHARCOAL FOR

MAKING ONE HALF OF THE

FACE OF THE ANDIRON.

SCROLL THE

TAPERED

END, COMPARING IT

TO A FULL SIZE

LAYOUT DRAWING

OF THE ANDIRON

AS YOU PROCEED.

MAKE THE FIRST BEND AT THE MARK,

STILL COMPARING TO THE DRAWING.

MAKE

THREE

MORE BENDS TO

PRODUCE THE

FINAL SHAPE.

2312 #182 MARCH 2006

MAKE FINAL ADJUST-

MENTS, MAKING SURE

THE CENTER SURFACE IS FLAT.

FOUR PIECES ARE REQUIRED.

MAKE THE LAST BEND AND UPSET IT

INTO A SQUARE CORNER, THEN UPSET

THE END AS SHOWN. FORGE THE OUTER

CORNER DOWN TO A TRIANGULAR SECTION.

THE STOCK WILL CURVE INWARD AS THE

EDGE IS FORGED DOWN.

BEND THE STOCK UP TO FORM

ONE HALF THE FINIAL AND TRIM

FLUSH WITH THE CENTER SURFACE.

BLACKSMITH’S JOURNAL 2313

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