Farm Shop Work, Practical Manual Training
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One in which the fan is operated by a crank and a train of gears is the most convenient. The farmer should have a tool house, or shop where all repair work can be done. In this place should be the work bench and tools, the sewing jack for the repair of harness, and the forge.
Coal. - - The best soft coal should be used for forging. Good forge coal crumbles easily in the hands and pro- duces very few clinkers when burned. Avoid coal that breaks into layers and is of a dull appearance, as that is... steam coal and is not so good for blacksmithing 198 THE FORGE AND ANVIL 199 as the other. Coke and charcoal are sometimes used for forging, but not generally.
Coking. Clean out the bowl of the forge and start a fire with shavings and chips of wood, and cover with some coke left over from the last fire.
If there is no coke, then cover with green coal and continue the blast until a good fire is burning. Next produce coke by covering the fire with green coal that has been wet with water, and pack the coal over the fire to prevent the blast from coming through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One in which the fan is operated by a crank and a train of gears is the most convenient. The farmer should have a tool house, or shop where all repair work can be done. In this place should be the work bench and tools, the sewing jack for the repair of harness, and the forge.
Coal. - - The best soft coal should be used for forging. Good forge coal crumbles easily in the hands and pro- duces very few clinkers when burned. Avoid coal that breaks into layers and is of a dull appearance, as that is... steam coal and is not so good for blacksmithing 198 THE FORGE AND ANVIL 199 as the other. Coke and charcoal are sometimes used for forging, but not generally.
Coking. Clean out the bowl of the forge and start a fire with shavings and chips of wood, and cover with some coke left over from the last fire.
If there is no coke, then cover with green coal and continue the blast until a good fire is burning. Next produce coke by covering the fire with green coal that has been wet with water, and pack the coal over the fire to prevent the blast from coming through.
What to read after Farm Shop Work, Practical Manual Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Marshall Brace to read onlineMoreLess
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