Anvil Only Arena Original Creator Submissions #686

Depends on how desperate you are for an anvil, how flush you are with cash, and what the local prices run that question can be answered a bunch of different ways Steel is iron that has had the carbon. So i figured i'd write a decent buyers guide for buying anvils Repost with photos first of all i want to make it very clear that if you’re just starting out in blacksmithing you do. All activity home blacksmithing anvils, swage blocks, and mandrels anvil reviews by brand so harbor freight says they have a cast steel anvil now. Hi i got this anivl from a garage sale it was covered in about four layers of heavy thick paint When i finely got it off i found out it was a trenton anvil On the base it has several. We made a new striking anvil the other day from a piece of mild steel we got from jody, ironsmith I was going to have a hole put in with a water jet, but david suggested that. 5) i really like this anvil, it is very rare and they did not produce many of anvils although they made a quality product I paid 40$ for this anvil, the guy wanted 20$ but i felt. It's a wilkinson anvil made in queen's dudley in england Unfortunately my copy of anvils in america is currently 200 miles north of my location right now The anvil is probably around 75 lbs or so (thats a guess) If any of the anvil experts out there have a clue as to who made this one, i'd appreciate hearing from them. My anvil was bought by my wife's grandfather from an sugar plantation auction I had to replace about half the face with hard surface rods back when those could be had for a.