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  1. Don Abbott
    Since I first got into this obsession with forging steel and iron, I have always tried to finance my habit with proceeds from said habit. So, if I'm gonna be building gas forges and stuff like that, I'm gonna have to earn some money. One of my fellow reenactors manages the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum in Vonore, TN http://www.sequoyahmuseum.org/ They are presently restoring a turn-of-the 19th Century dog-trot log house and I was asked to make the iron harware for it. Sequoyah was himself a blacksmith, so they wanted everything to be forged iron. It has four shuttered windows and two doo
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