Reeltree
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Unbelievable,, I see people advertising , "wanting to buy anvils" , just to hike them up and unload on the unsuspecting . Makes you want to follow with your own ad with links to say JHM and others with price differences,, Im on the verge of doing so.,
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HB 208# $1850.00,, yet another CL listing,
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Pretty Work
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After filling , do not store where it may freeze
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I have one attached to the round baler, unscrew the top, fill to line with water , screw back on, add air
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Consider placement of woodstove near an outside access point ( window or door ) hauling wood deep inside a room is a real pain and dirty
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Steamboat Mickey ?
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What did you do in the shop today?
Reeltree replied to Mark Ling's topic in Blacksmithing, General Discussion
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How about welding a hardie shank on the thick piece of steel to lay over the top, may have to dress it up first,, then can be used for lighter stuff maybe , if thick enough drill some holes for scrolling/ bending pins, and maybe even for striking
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What did you do in the shop today?
Reeltree replied to Mark Ling's topic in Blacksmithing, General Discussion
moving it in a bit closer to the stump might solve having to keep picking up falling hammers that had jiggled out, spaced out just enough to slide in the handle might work better -
Is that Canadian amount,, reads $ 275.00 to me , but im not familiar with Canadian currency,, 275 @ approx. 5# = $55.00 per pound,, that's alot
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This must be made of gold. 126 lb anvil - $1200 Craigslist link removed
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I use the plates lagged to the joints at the post on band boards on shed roofs and out buildings. Also to put under the foot of equipment jacks
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Ru referring to these. Am trying to flag down my track maintenance buddy as he rides by to inquire about my digging into this pile a few miles away
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Dolly wolly doodle all day
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ok thx,, that was my intended purpose for it,,
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Yeah, I looked Disston up, I have a few of the older saws,, saw the hammer , just not it's stated purpose,,,thx
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What did you do in the shop today?
Reeltree replied to Mark Ling's topic in Blacksmithing, General Discussion
Bent a WI rod around top of legs for a handle. Added a lower shelf. Made up a swivel tray for vise stand also to use on the anvil stand. Threw together a little misc. holder to keep stuff off the vise table.
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First a cross peen Fuller hammer ? To be struck with brass or wood hammer ? Second no identifying marks,,does not look like a flaring tool .. possible small rod bender ?
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How about a fork ( V ) in the end for more definition
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ok thx,, I must of overlooked the forging temp difference in the half dozen WI articles I read in the Pages section.. Im guessing WI should be hotter ? I used one round bar to make a handle to roll the forge around,, was a bit stiff when not orange heat
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Ok thx,,pull this out the weeds some 30+ years ago, been using it as a trough feeding square bales. Gonna haul up to the shop test the round rods. Was wrought made into angle iron too?
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Found a bunch of old rods coming out the ground by the old barn, Sparks orangish with a few forks on the ends
