coal forge造句

• In a typical coal forge, a firepot will be centered in a flat hearth.
• An oxyacetylene torch, coal forge or propane forge is required for heating the steel sufficiently for forging.
• A gas forge is simple to operate compared to coal forges, and the fire produced is clean and consistent.
• Moran forged his knives using a coal forge in the manner of a blacksmith using a hammer and anvil to shape the steel.
• On this fenced-in property, there is a tipi for Indian lore classes and a blacksmith shop with a coal forge and three anvils.
• One of these bladesmiths was William F . Moran, who forged his knives using a coal forge in the manner of a blacksmith using a hammer and anvil to shape the steel.
• Tempering often consisted of heating above a charcoal or coal forge, or by fire, so holding the work at exactly the right temperature for the correct amount of time was usually not possible.
• Individual smiths and specialized applications have fostered development of a variety of forges of this type, from the coal forge described above, to simpler constructions amounting to a hole in the ground with a pipe leading into it.
• In fact, Gillispie was so inspired by the class that herecently ordered his own coal forge and anvil for his home, where he plans to start tinkering with metalwork and reading a few books on the subject before returning to Silver Dollar City for more lessons.