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DivePhoto: Hammering the second wrench
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DivePhoto: Oceanside Forge... view from my back door
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DivePhoto: My Anvil Setup
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DivePhoto: The Forge Oven setup
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DivePhoto: Inside of Forge Oven
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DivePhoto: Blower Tube
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DivePhoto: Forge Oven- long view
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DivePhoto: Air Blower Tube from oven end
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DivePhoto: Scrap Steel Stock for trying out the new Oceanside Forge
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DivePhoto: Another view of the Oceanside Forge
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DivePhoto: Loading the hot oven with test pieces
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DivePhoto: Triggering the air pump
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DivePhoto: Getting ready to remove of the first test piece for hammering
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DivePhoto: More air for more fire
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DivePhoto: Hot work
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DivePhoto: Help with lighting
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DivePhoto: Closer view
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DivePhoto: Loose bolts
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DivePhoto: Last test wrench
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DivePhoto: 3/4" Stainless round stock
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DivePhoto: View of completed flat
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DivePhoto: Finished products from first test
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DivePhoto: Cooling off
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DivePhoto: Low tide, earlier in the day
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DivePhoto: Last use of this fire box
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DivePhoto: Sparks-a-flying.
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DivePhoto: Rebuilt Oceanside Forge
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DivePhoto: Interior of rebuilt Oceanside Forge
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DivePhoto: Sign from Driftwood
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DivePhoto: Oceanside Forge: Anchors for Anvil