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By BM454

New Toy. I don't think this is a round anvil but, a round anvil is what it's going to be used for. I was at the scrap yard today and was about back to my truck when I spotted it. It's steel and NOT cast. I've hit it with a welding slag hammer and didn't even mark it. Also hit it with my 4 lb hammer and didn't mark it. It's sitting next to a #150 Hay-Budden for comparison. I'm guessing the weight is around #100 or more.

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    CurlyGeorge

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    Dang, Scott. Don't let that thing roll off on your foot.:blink: NICE find!!

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    • BM454

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    I just sat it on the stump for compairson is all. It's gonna find a new home on top of something else. I have something in mind as soon as I get some time to mount it.

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    • Marksnagel

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    And I thought you experienced blacksmiths knew everything!

    Don't you know an anvil egg when you see one? Bring it to me and I will incubate it for you. I think the gestation period is about three years though so don't look for it back too soon. :D

    Mark<><

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    • glen56

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    make a great convict ball and chain,wouldnt go to far with that on the peg :lol:

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    • BM454

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    That it would. I'm a big ole boy and it's all I want to pick up.

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    • joshua.M

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    in the book "the new edge of the anvil" they use an anvil like that for obstructing long bars

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    • Bimini Twist

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    First, polish and wax it. Then drill three holes in it and leave it on the ball-return at the bowling alley. Take your video camera.

    BT

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    • joshua.M

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    is it a sphere or a flat disk?

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    • BM454

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    It's sphere with great rebound :D

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    • BM454

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    It's sphere with great rebound :D

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    • Will Coning

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    I've got a ball like that also...when folks ask me were it came from,I tell'em Ironman lost it to me on a bet...;)

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    • Will Coning

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    Mine weights in around 90#s so its not a small ball at all..the dia. is 24 inches and when I had the crane fellow use the magnet to load it,it was also magnitized...too cool! Now small sheet metal parts "stick" to it and make it easier to work.

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