Took a class last weekend to make a frying pan. I love this craft because it allows you to make nearly anything3yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/Blacksmith
Made my first commissioned piece! Wall hook pair with local mountain silhouette as the backdrop. Not as clean as I would have liked but I’m happy with the results2yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/Blacksmith
Went back to get the cast iron. Probably unusable due to pitting but will continue the restoration process2yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/castiron
One Piece is GOAT. Senor Pink is more interesting than any character in Demon Slayer and if you disagree you need to touch grass2yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/PaymoneyWubby
Here’s a unique one. A cast iron kettle that has sat next to my grandmas fireplace forever. I tried to look for similar pieces online but never came across anything close. I was hoping someone could help me4yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/castiron
Looking for advice for how to proceed with this 26.3 lb chunk of steel. I want to create a makeshift anvil but I’m not sure how i should proceed with either making a stand for it or grinding some kind of geometry. Any advice would be helpful4yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/Blacksmith
Found in the local scrap yard. Anyone know more about it? It’s probably 10.5” and surprisingly light but no visible markings (didnt keep so no full clean)2yr ⋅ Effective-Procedure ⋅ r/castiron
