mountinsmith

looks like somthing i would do today :D

ok ill keep that in mind im going to look at it tomorrow hope i can get it if not o well thanks guys 

as i said in another post i know where there is a wright sitting i think is 110 to 120 pounds but im not shure. so my question is how can i tell what the markings translate to in weight thanks for any help.

yes partice is the best ive been learning from my grandfather but like most new smiths having little money that just seems like alot but you are right the right tools are worth there weight in gold

ok i was just wondering i mean i know where there is a what i belive is a peter wright thats i think is 100 to 120 pounds in pretty good shape no huge chips cracks an almost flat face and it rings good to me but they want 200$ for it and im kinda on the fence about buying it what do yall think like i said im not making anything huge but i dont want everything i make to come out skrewed up in the end result

hey guys im new to this forum but i havent gotten a real anvil so my question is are there any limits to what i can make on it im not trying to make hatchets or anything big but i have no way of milling it flat or shaping to look like an anvil so any help or insight would be great thanks