It seems like trying to find a traditional forged hold fast is
difficult. The ones listed in most (?all?) woodworking catalogs are
cast iron - which eventually break.
Any ideas where to get a forged one?
Rasjad
[email protected]
"$45 each or $35/pair" ???
Shipping to anywhere will probably exceed the cost of the hold fasts.
they look great.
BRuce
Jim Wilson wrote:
> I suggested Phil Koontz:
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>>http://www.galenavillageblacksmith.com/
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> Here's a better link:
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> http://www.galenavillageblacksmith.com/may03.html
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> Jim
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BRuce
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 12:28:47 GMT, Rasjad Lints <[email protected]>
pixelated:
>It seems like trying to find a traditional forged hold fast is
>difficult. The ones listed in most (?all?) woodworking catalogs are
>cast iron - which eventually break.
>
>Any ideas where to get a forged one?
http://www.google.com/search?&q=forged+hold-fast
3,390 fairly relevant hits there. (judging by the first page)
Rasjad Lints wrote...
> It seems like trying to find a traditional forged hold fast is
> difficult. The ones listed in most (?all?) woodworking catalogs are
> cast iron - which eventually break.
>
> Any ideas where to get a forged one?
Write Phil Koontz:
http://www.galenavillageblacksmith.com/
Don't have one from him (I forge my own), but I've heard nothing but good
things about Phil's.
Jim