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I would just round over that bottom corner without changing the overall profile. It wil take the sharp corner off and yet still give lots of control in use.

Beautiful

Nice work James!!! I think the forging division deserves a round of applause!

Beautiful work Brandant. The scales are amazing.

As always Jeremiah beautiful work...I to am curious about the name.

Thanks for posting this as people need to know how veterans of this country are treated. I am a veteran myself and every time I think back to the doctors screening recruits getting ready to leave for basic training (Army) I can't bring myself to go to a veterans hospital for treatment...

Great Advice Ed...thanks for always providing useful input.

I occasionally get stuck on a project and just can't figure out the appropriate steps to finish it aesthetically. When I hit that point I just put it away and may sometimes do two or three more projects to completion before taking a look at it again. Usually at that point something in my...

Magnificent...thanks for posting that.

I've been forging and grinding blades for six years now and I still get an occasional raspberry.

Beautiful Wade

I like them both...look to be very handy.

That is beautiful...

Beautiful Tai...I love the flowing lines on this one.

Simple and clean...very nice Jeremiah.

Here is a good source of info for you guys. http://www.womackmachine.com/engineering-toolbox/formulas-calculations/hydraulic-cylinder-calculations.aspx

The word that comes to my mind Bruce is ...breathtaking.

Great idea Ken and one I will soon put to use. Thanks for sharing.

I used the same tubing to make a small press based on a Air/Hydraulic Jack. More for proof of concept than anything. Concept being that I could actually make Damascus in my little shop. It works just fine but a little slow since my compressor is not very big. I subscribed to this thread...

John your work is always a pleasure to see...your precision and attention to detail keep me striving to better my skills at every step. Thank you for posting your work as the inspiration of makers like you make us all better. Don McNeil