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Now comes the fun part. I wanted this one to be a little 'rounder' than my previous stands, so
rather than have a simple mitered corner, I needed a compound curved "pie wedge" to form a proper corner.

So I got out the anvil and forge for the first time in about a year, and whanged up a couple of suitable pieces
from wedges plazzed out of some of the scrap sections of those quarters.

I am, of course, a neophyte blacksmith, and still have no real tools beyond the anvil, a few hammers, and the make-do forge.
Those compound curve parts were kind of a pain in the adz to get right.





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