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A couple of forged flint strikers

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Got out to the forge for a little while today. I had some scrap 5160 and a piece of an old file so I decided to make some strikers. Suckers throw sparks big enough to hear them sizzling! Thanks for looking
 

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I purchased a striker steel a few months back and it was just a 5/64" round rod bent at both ends. It was too small to get a hold on it and it was a very poor performer in other words useless. They charged me $8.50 for this piece of junk. I should have made my own but was lazy.
 

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