The title was cryptic enough to make me take a look.....but 1) it's gobbledegook, and 2) after a few seconds my browser shut down "to protect my computer from this webpage" Don't quite know whether or

Suspect this is one of those times when if I'm asking the question, then the answer is I dont have the knowledge/experience for the job...but I like a challenge and am always looking for new ways to lose money !

Never had much luck forging nice, repeatable fleur de lys type heads on 1/2" square bar or similar...have a job to quote for, would like to avoid nasty welded on bought in railheads and wondered if anyone on here has any hints/tips?

Being a blacksmith does mean you have to desensitize yourself to the frequent misuse of words like "wrought iron" "blacksmith" "hand made by our craftsmen" et.c, but having been asked to reproduce some genuinely hand forged light fittings, I had a poke around the web last night to see what people were charging for off the shelf "period" lighting and came across this. Must be the most offensively misleading blurb I've come across yet to describe something glued together with a mig out of commercially available mass produced parts.

Can't believe my luck with dogs....after we lost our Irish Terrier at 20 months old we were hoping for a less traumatic time with the new recruit - a bedlington / jack russell terrier X - but this one broke her leg last week (or more accurately the deerhound broke her leg)..so she's held together by stainless steel rods, and pretty much confined to a cage till christmas.....which is tough on a 5 month old puppy. Glad we had her insured..£2,600.00 and counting !