If you use linseed oil, always buy the boiled variety. Do not attempt to boil raw lindseed oil or your shop will smell like a skunk factory.
Tip:If you use linseed oil, always buy the boiled variety. Do not attempt to boil raw lindseed oil or your shop will smell like a skunk factory. |
Mackenzie MartinHey guys, its Mackenzie, i know its been a long long time sence i have made a meeting. Hope everything is going great back in GA. I have moved to SC Charleston, im now attending the American College of Building Arts, im majoring in Blacksmithing, that's right, a four year college and there's a major in blacksmithing. only college of its kinda in the USA, trades school, they have timber framing, stone carving, plaster working, and of cores Blacksmithing. I spend two 9 hour days a week in the shop, the other three days are divided between architectural history, drafting, math and English. previous forum topic | next forum topic | printer friendly version
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