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Stone grinding wheel
Hello everyone!
I am looking on making (to the best in my power) a working midevil Bladesmith shop I am looking for that time period Grinding stone. Does anyone know where I might find one. If not a compleat thing at least the wheel and I can make the rest. Thank you Jason __________________ Blacksmithing the only art that uses all the eliments of nature. |
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There's one just down the road from me and one dark night it'll be all mine...:evil
Just kidding ( of course ) But I don't know where you can get modern ones... I'm guessing you'll have to make it, have it made or find an antique... |
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You can get marble cut into just about any shape if you got the money! What would a period one be from? I'm not up on geology of stones in Northern Europe!
I don't remember seeing anything that looked like marble when I was in Ireland. I do have small tourist item blarney stone which looks to be some sort of greenish yellow quartz composite, though. Everything seemed to be blackish looking rock which crumbled easily. |
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