hrpchr Posted October 15, 2016 I expect it is a perfectly good Fisher. Some people swear by them, some curse them. I have never knowingly used a Fisher. I noticed there is still a portion of the Hardie Hole in place - one might be able to weld a square section to that channel to recover the use of Hardie Hole tools. The welding could be done far enough below the plate, or with the anvil inverted in a cooling water bath to preserve the temper, so that you retain all that is present now, plus a square hole for tooling. I would consider that if it were my anvil. Quote Link to comment
BIGGUNDOCTOR Posted October 15, 2016 Actually, repairing a Fisher is a major job because a Fisher has a cast iron body with a tool steel top plate on the body, and horn. This is one where you get it, and use it as is. Quote Link to comment
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