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08-30-2017, 03:02 PM
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I use an 40 cal ammunition box with a lid that is attached to the table. The box is steel and has a lid. the dimensions are 6X18X9 3/4 and they cost $24 and can be attached to the table with a little effort. My Kiln and forge only hold knives that are a max of 18 inches long. For the money this has been a great alternative. If I make larger knives then I send them out. Larger knives/swords can be more trouble to heat treat that knives. I am not an expert but this has worked for me.
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