Posted by DB4600 on January 21, 2016 at 10:27:33 from (70.197.198.159):
In Reply to: ot blacksmith look posted by ericlb on January 21, 2016 at 08:28:05:
I think you're on the right path. That look is not hard to get with what you described. If you have a forge or torch to go along with your anvil, have at 'er. A couple of thoughts. Rebar is rough and knurled to grab concrete and might be a pain to drive/ nail into your wood stock. Rebar tends to get brittle if over heated hence the fact rebar is always tied. Even though the assembly you describe doesn't sound like it will bear much weight that nail head on rebar might break while driving causing a start over. Try a mild 3/8" rod or even a large land scape nail. Look at some different sizes or thicknesses of strap. A thicker strap might let you distress the shoulders more or even draw out the end that will be punched. Since you are married you'll know already, always check the specs!
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