Or you can really cheaply and easily build a propane forge, but you don't get the carbonizing of the steel that a coal forge provides.Īnd if you do go the fire and tongs route, you then have to learn how to temper the finished product or it won't be much use, or very safe. Not as difficult as one might think, but one does need a good big anvil, very expensive new and hard to find old the forge is pretty easy to make, just a bowl you blow air thru from the bottom, then you need to source coal. I got about halfway down the DIY blacksmithing route. apparently he just doesn't have the arm for it. My local blacksmith almost laughed in my face when I offered him the work. His industrial grinder took them down nicely.īetter would be to go the blacksmith route, with fire and forge. I bought a couple of springs, chopped them up, and had hung onto them for years until a guy joined the club that happened to be a former machinist, with a well-equipped shop of his own.
Have fun at your claim- hope ya score some nice stuff! Post pictures!!!ġ7th Sep 2013 19:55 UTC Tim Jokela Jr For sharpening, a good bench grinder and a fair bit of time is all it takes.įor grinding them to the long, thin taper that is ideal, however, well, you're going to be standing at that grinding wheel for days and days and days. An acquaintence on a job spent 6hours in surgery having a piece of an abrasive cutoff disc dug out of his femur bone above the knee and then reconnecting stuff- UGLY scene and nasty bill from doc.Īnyhoo- enuff Nanny crap and scary stories from me:) When the blade or even just the diamond rim/kerf comes apart, those pieces will go clean through your leg etc. Just coralled someone last week who was trying to do that. Don't put a 7" blade at 8700rpm on there. Most 4" and 4.5" inch grinders are spinning aprox 11,000 rpm.
Maybe that's what you meant? Sorry if I'm preaching to choir:)ĪLSO- be sure your diamond blade is rated for higher speed than your grinder runs. I'd stick with a composite disc to dress your chisels. I might be incorrect, and don't know what you are using, but wanted to point that out. The metal cutting I have seen always uses a composite blade(compacted abrasive). My understanding of diamond blade cutting discs is that unless specifically designed for concrete with rebar/ or industrial demo(I-beams etc), you are probably going to trash the blade grinding metal with it.Īlso, the concrete/rebar jobs are always water cooled. Recent Images in Discussionsġ3th Sep 2013 21:56 UTC John Oostenryk Jason, a last note. Currier Digital LibraryOpen discussion area. Techniques for CollectorsOpen discussion area. Minerals and MuseumsOpen discussion area. Mineralogical ClassificationOpen discussion area. Lost and Stolen SpecimensOpen discussion area. Once you insert a sword with all 3 parts correct, all 3 crystals will light up and the Earth Crystal will appear above the shrine.╳Discussions 💬 Home 🔎 Search 📅 Latest Groups EducationOpen discussion area. For example, inserting a sword with the Uncommon Grip and V2 One Hand Guard, but a Normal Blade will result in 2 of the crystals lighting up. Upon attempting to insert a sword into the shrine, 1 or more of the crystals will light up, the number corresponding with how many of the three pieces of the sword are correct. To get the Earth Crystal you need to go to the shrine surrouned by an river to the left in forest.īehind the slot you put the sword in, there are three unlit crystals.
You can also obtain Earth crystals from the Dungeon. The earth crystal has no unique visual effect upon picking it up. Once you get the Earth Crystal the door in the cave opens up. The earth crystal is one of the five crystals hidden throughout the environment.
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