Kenny O

Thanks. More validation that this is just an ornament

Yeah I wouldn't hit it with a hammer, maybe a jewelers hammer and some copper or silver would be the best combination on this little toy.

Thanks for enlightening me. It is really just a gimmicky gadget.

I'm curious about the purpose of the Anvil. It's hollow cast so I can't imagine you would be hitting it too hard

thanks

A friends Peter Wright. If my math is correct, it is 332 lb.s.

He may need to sell it soon, as well as the the hardy tools,

What is the ballpark price per lb for PW  "solid wrought" anvils?

Thank you for any and all information

On 5/7/2023 at 5:08 PM, Frosty said:

Kenny: I the Iforge store carries Plistex, the link is at the top of the page under gas forge supplies I think. They were out for a while but I'm sure Glenn has restocked.

Frosty The Lucky.

Thank you!

On 5/7/2023 at 6:23 PM, Irondragon ForgeClay Works said:

If you do a search using your favorite search engine like this,

  Mr Volcano site:iforgeiron.com    It will bring up about 71 results for your viewing.

I can't control the wind, all I can do is adjust my sails. ~ Semper Paratus

 

Thank you!

On 4/14/2023 at 11:13 PM, Mikey98118 said:

This is not to say that Mr. Volcano is a perfect forge; 

I could not locate this thread,Would you be so kind as to post a link, and where can one find Plastix 900 for sale?

I was doing some research trying to find out about Iron City and here I am here's a fro I dug up on my property Bend Oregon well disking soil.

Don't mind the dog, that's Rico Suave the one-eyed killer stud dog

Yes I could but the $55 shipping is what discourages me

Greetings all, been lurking. Is there a source for the AMAL injector burners in the US?

I remember that update, it still is a disappointment though, I have been curious about melting glass into forged  Iron  sculptures, and this thread keeps popping up.

To bad the photos are not available...Failed software?

Nicely executed, thank you!

I don’t understand what that means, improvement usually means, improvement.

What happened to the photos?

On 6/1/2018 at 12:10 PM, George Geist said:

Just depends what kind of work you use it for. If you made horseshoes they'd be indispensable.

George

Yes of course,  I would like to have the tools that fit in the holes. Did it come with some, or were they assumed to be made by the farrier?

I guess it is a Swedish made anvil...those tiny pritchel holes don't help me much though.

I am not a fan of fat oem handles, I usually rasp them down. With this handle I would have to replace it if to fat...

I like your table, nice legs!

I have a similar anvil . So you say the face is softer than standard?

I have one similar, but made in USA.

Wow Triffids, not since 1964 have I heard that word....

Any progress on this hammer design?

I have seen them used as downspouts under, a gutter it's a nice effect watching the water follow It to the Ground