yesteryearforge

I am still here

Been here since day one

I like it as well

I would leave as it is

Perhaps a Refflinghaus north German pattern 9.

I have one like it that is 1245 pounds

Had known Glenn from the slack tub pup in the Anvilfire days a good while before he started Iforgeiron.

He will be missed

looks like a BROOKS  from here

a GOOD ANVIL

A manure spreader is the only thing that Sears and Roebuck sold that they wouldn't stand behind.

Nice job

Small re bar snakes are usually a hit with kids

What size radius do you consider too much ?

21 hours ago, ChiefLittleBair said:

Worked on refinishing the fire pot i got in a bundle with a buffalo 300 blower. Next up I just need to refinish the blower then build a more permanent forge in the shed to replace my rivet forge I've been using. REALLY looking forward to the increased air flow and work space with a more permanent forge and bigger blower

I have a Buffalo railroad fire pot that I have been using for over 40 years and it is still in great shape

On 1/20/2022 at 4:21 PM, Farmall said:

Here's my anvil envy - Yesteryear Forge's 1241 pound Reflinghaus......It's a monster.  I've watched them work on it and the work seems to go so quickly.

I've always  heard it referred  to as " thinking in the fire "

One of the last times that I was at QuadState I purchased 9 sofa firepots from Bob for the school forges 

He will be missed

He was one of the good ones

I guess a timely question would be what type of pelt is he going to use it on ?

used most anything but my sisters jackrocks  worked real well

I like it

Says it all

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I use various sizes to lightly make impressions around a hole when I am hot riveting .

The rivet fills the impression that the star drill made and it prevents the rivet from spinning around

Ted

Are those dots on the two hooks brass inserts  for decorative purposes or for some other function

Have done those on the head of a railroad spike before.

When finished forging just cut off to desired length  and drill and tap for drawer pulls.

On ‎12‎/‎13‎/‎2019 at 2:13 PM, 671jungle said:

I have been debating whether or not to get a machine. I enjoy the mindless flow of filing and sanding, and it sure does teach finer hammer control. But if I were at a production level, the machine would be a must. I am at the angle grinder to file to paper stage. The machines probably render the finished product resistant to being inbued with arcane qualities.

inbued with arcane qualities.

I like that.

KROIL

You can also get acme threaded rod and sleeves from Mcmaster carr

I think You will love the Refflinghaus

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