Needing to manipulate metal in the wilderness isn't easy, but with a campfire forge you can make things happen, as shown in this video...
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How to Forge Rebar in a Campfire
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Originally posted by rover View PostI always used used motor oil. Maybe that's bad?
me too........
also use it to add heat to a bonfire"Virtute et armis"
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Originally posted by Harry Henderson View PostYou will have to use water If you intend to temper metals, snow is a bad heat conductor to stretch the metal molecules into a rigid structure. It will cool, but not at any rate or uniformity.
Harold J Henderson Esq.
Metallurgy MBA PhD.
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Originally posted by rover View PostI always used used motor oil. Maybe that's bad?Last edited by Watch Ryder; 12-26-2015, 10:25 PM.
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