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Thanks for taking the time to do this!

Very good video!!! Thanks

Beee-u-ti-full !!!! Dimensions?

WOW!

Why didn't he try milling his forehead? It's probly harder than the anvil WAS! Hope I don't have nightmares tonite after watching that. Maybe should go sleep by the anvils!

Screw drivers.

Thanks! Pretty neet.

What Steve said.

Anything but concrete for the floor. I prefer ag lime. Shed could be wood with maybe tin on inner walls? Have worked on concrete for 40+ years at work and it takes a toll on your body!

NEET! NEET! NEET!

I hope you like blacksmithing too. I have a feeling you will be doing it. One way or the other!!

I think Brian accomplished exactly what he was after by starting this thread. Sharing knowledge. Teaching. Getting out to the shop to see for ourselves what happens. Making our own assumptions, then sharing our results thus keeping the learning cycle going. Thanks to all, I gotta head out to the shop to try something!!

I guess I did learn something today. Thanks

I am very Impressed !!

Same as Charles said.

Very Nice!

If only it could talk!

First off, thanks to everyone who contributes. I know your time is valuable. To those that don't have time to do research, maybe they should just try it on their own. I think they will find out it takes a lot less time to research something than it does to figure it out on your own. I guess they just want to be an instant blacksmith. Only thing I've found instant doing this is how you can instantly ruin something you have been working on all day because you didn't do the research on the proper procedure.

Very nice!!

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got it

No

All I can say is I'd rather have a bad day forging than a good day at the same job I've had for 38 years!!

Nice work!

Lucky friend!!!