First, Welcome Russ.
I beleive the price is $120 plus shipping. The blocks are about 60# and come in a 'As Cast' condition. In other words they'll need some cleanup before they can be used. Basicly smooth out the rough edges. Torch can give you more details.

Definitely interested. Cone link wasn't working in the email last night, but it's fine now.

Update:
No information on shipping costs at the moment.
The Swage blocks weigh 65 lbs.
The Anvil Cones weigh 74 lbs.

Added 14 days later:

I have finally gotten shipping figured out. It is going to be $12.00 per item.

I mentioned the "Floor" cone as an Anvil Cone in a previous post.
These are 36" tall starting at 1 1/4 in diameter and spreading out to 10" at the base.
They have a 12" flange at the bottom so they should be really stable.
They have a tong groove built in.

Here is the plan, the deadline will be the April meeting at Jim Guy's.
Make your checks out to Alex Bealer.
That allows us to write one check to Saltfork Craftsman and one check for shipping.
I will order them on Monday after the meeting.

That is correct.

Swage Blocks are $120.00
Floor Cones are $200.00.
Shipping is $12.00 each.

I sent out an email last night to those who told me they were interested.
If you have not told me you were interested, please do so As Soon As Possible.
I will not be ordering extra Blocks or Cones.

Added 10 days later:

Update for those who are worried about Taxes and other payments going out.

Contact me, by either email or phone, and I will provide you an address to send your check.
Hope everyone is enjoying the YoYo weather.

Added 19 days later:

Just a reminder that Checks are due by the April Meeting.
Order will be placed on Monday after the meeting.

Added 41 days later:

Team,
Swage blocks and cones have been delivered to the Georgia shipping facility.
I am working on picking up and delivering to Sean's.

This Coming Saturday May 31st will be pickup day and Swage Block stand build out.
Even if you did not order a block or cone, you are welcome to stop by and see the build and layout of the stands.

Well, I trust everyone is starting on using their swage blocks.

Here is my first pass at a copper ladel, still have to do the handle.




The bottom turned out a little interesting.
When I heated the copper pipe, it turned black.
Then when I finished the shaping it in the 2 and 1/2 depression, I sanded it with fine grade sanding block. Leaving a marble like finish.

Has anyone found any useful techniques for getting a good clean surface on all of the swages without having to buy something to fit each (especially the round ones)? I haven't had much of a chance to clean mine, but I thought it was worth asking if anyone has ideas.