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Old 02-15-2007, 01:11 PM
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Just another note in passing: there is, and always has been, a difference between Euroanvils and Old World Anvils. I have no experience with Old World, but I have seen them confused on more than one occasion.

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Mike, Did you order the Refflinghaus from Dick Niefeld at Shady Grove Forge? and if you don't mind me asking, which model did you order?
Dief, Thanks for the Rathole link. I really had no idea how many choices there were when it came to choosing a anvil.
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yes I ordered it from shady grove and its the north german pattern # 9
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I love my 250lb Rat Hole Forge anvil. www.ratholeforge.com Let me know if you have any specific questions.
So how big are the boys at rat hole? I see they call the 250 pounder "portable". Well more portable to be precise.

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Aaron @ SCF - The only holes in my Rat Hole anvil are the hardie and pritchel holes.
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