yesteryearforge

Ive had a bunch of large anvils and have not had one any softer than any other anvil

Nice job

Tractor Supply has several thickness of ruber stall mats that they cut to any length you need

pretty reasonable too.

Nice Job on both pieces

I prefer a three sided box for my anvil stands

Leaves the back side open to allow you to place your foot under the anvil and is super solid and stable.

This one is fabricated from one inch plate

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Chuck

That is a wisk broom

Forged the handle  down to about 3/8 dia

drilled a hole in the broom and glued the wisk broom to it with epoxy

misc flower pot burner forge 018.jpgmisc flower pot burner forge 012.jpgmisc flower pot burner forge 010 (2).jpgNice Big swelled horn hay budden  -- prettiest

Usefullness --- big german double horn ( a nice fat one )

NICE

Really nice job on the axe

I haven't a clue on the inlay

It does seem to me that if its a user the inlay will really have to be secure to withstand the shock of chopping

Nice Video and a cool die

Nice work

Now thats a really cool looking hammer.

Great job Beth

Actually I prefer the color and texture of Raw steel ( just wire brush and clearcoat )

Black is ok but ithink other colors not only cover up the texture of the piece but cheapen it as well.

Nice Big swelled horn hay budden  -- prettiest

Usefullness --- big german double horn ( a nice fat one )

Looking good so far

Not so heavy but I hauled a Hereford steer home in a chevy chevette once ( two far away to go home and get the truck )

Very nice!  Consider your idea "stolen" (if that is OK with you?).  I like the fact that you attached your card to it, another good idea.

Attaching the card has two purposes

On the back side is the price of the item and the front gives them the info to get in touch with me in the future.

A simple price tag just doesnt produce the same results

Looks Great

Ive always preferred a Cross Pein

I would think that they would be plenty strong.

Very nice  , Great Job

Very nice

No but the tool that I used to do the slots was milled

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