My fancy garden stakes hold more than just bird feeders.
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Furnace Creek Forge
Hours by Appt. Beginner blacksmith classes, cutting board classes, and handmade culinary knives in the foothills of Texter Mountain.
In addition to making culinary items, I teach beginner blacksmithing classes. Mission Statement:
Furnace Creek Forge makes hand crafted culinary tools and provides private instruction in blacksmithing skills. Furnace Creek Forge’s heirloom professional level cutlery is created with the utmost care and precision, along with superior materials and workmanship. Furnace Creek Forge sees potential in a
06/06/2026
We are thankful for our Veterans. 🇺🇸
06/02/2026
First hummingbird I’ve seen at our feeder.
The iPhone was on max zoom so it’s not the sharpest image.
05/31/2026
We enjoy seeing the birds come to our feeders throughout the year.
We’ve been feeding black oil sunflower seeds, thistle, whole peanuts, and two types of suet.
Have you seen any hummingbirds yet?
We just got this feeder and put it out today.
It’s hanging off of one of my double garden stakes.
05/22/2026
Hey everyone, I’m now taking orders for bee hive frame holders.
These are used when you are doing a hive inspection.
$25 each.
My version holds at least 3 frames and will work with shallow, medium, or deep sizes.
I make them here in the smithy located in Robesonia and they are not like the flimsy, imported versions on the market.
If you would like one or more, or know a beekeeper that could use one, please shoot me an instant message with details.
We can arrange a time for pick up at the smithy.
The first photo is of the previous frame holders that held 5 frames to show how it works.
I’m not making that size anymore.
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48 E. Mtn. Avenue
Robesonia, PA
19551