Thank you.

Thanks. It does work well together.

Thank you for your feedback. This was basicaly the response I was hoping for, confirming my intention. :)

Thanks

Any chance I can have the real cake?

You're welcome.

Thanks and not planning to.

No time for that I'm afraid. Just posting the finished projects here.

Well, yeah, business is really bad at the moment and my back is making it also quite difficult to continue working as a blacksmith. So this is the moment of truth. Trying to survive as an artist. And if

Well, I'm a starving artist now so I've got nothing better to do. :P

Thanks.

It's going to be some kind of hood.

Oh, but you're not bothering me. I just wanted to tell you there is something similar which is made especially for metal. Nothing else. :)

A friend of mine recommended Owatrol oil. Perfect for metal.

I'm not going to build Rainbow Brite, but some colours may be interesting. :P The red and green turned out pretty good and the blue is always a favorite, but I'm trying to find a decent black or slate

If you want to go the rusty way then it would be better to start off with Cor-Ten steel and once the oxidation is what you want, you can oil it. I've had 2 sheets of Cor-Ten in my shop for years but haven't

Thanks for the input. I'm a bit limited with colours at the moment as I'm not using paint but relying on chemical processes for colouration. Will be experimenting with other colours when a new order of

Thank you.

I like the way you think.

You know it's a tough and dirty job so what do you think my chances are of finding an apprentice? ;) I always bust my ass to get the job done, be it blacksmithing stuff or art. The difference between the