Level II Alternative Grille Designs with Becky Schimpff

Interested in designing your OWN grille to finish off Level II of the ABANA National Curriculum? You can!
National Curriculum Instructor Becky Schimpff discusses the required elements for a design to qualify as a Level II grille complete with a few alternate designs.
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[@FarmsteadForge]

Thank you for the video.

[@ForgingAheadArtisanBlacksmith]

2 square corners on one bar and match the space of the drawing is impressive. I have done the 2 corners on the same bar but I haven't figured out how to stay within my dimensions yet. If there is a trick to figure out the formula I would be very interested in hearing it.

[@ABANAorg]

Hold tight for our next video with Becky…she covers how to place the corner where you want it on the bar.

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