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  • The Underwood Multi-tool (c. 1850)
    festlicheameise@hachyderm.ioundefined festlicheameise@hachyderm.io

    @clew @Adrenochrome

    Hello im a blacksmith. And alsp trained under a verry good farrier for a time
    This is not espacialy hard but is time consumeing

    It seems like its been made to be impossible to separetly turn each hoofpick?

    Makeing the thing

    1 create loops by bending thin bar
    or upset(widen) ends of a bar and punch a hole in each (more time consumeing)
    2 bend the back of the lyre shape
    3 pass thin bar through the loops / punched holes
    4 make the tools and flatten the ends that you will wrap around the thin bar
    5 repeatedly heat the flattened area of each tool and wrap the flattened part around the thin bar

    This is easyer to make in a coal/coke forge

    Also its possible to get each tool atached prettly stiffly so they dont jangle around but i would probably add something so when they eventualy loosen you can lock them in place in their compact position

    To do this id add another thin bar for the tools to rest against,and another on a rivet that slides over the other side to hold them in place

    - but i cant figire out how to describe this part well

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