fergy

Any on the west coast ?

Nice 

when I'm haggling price of the anvil it's abuse when I get it home it's a mere blemish from a life of hard work 

still got more good curves and shape than a block of steel 

and still to far away to be viable 

It does but knowing its a frosty favourite you look at the other side and think "there's some good bits there " and wonder if you could put up with the blemishes or beauty marks  

some anvil porn for you frosty

in Tasmania going for $225 AU

13 hours ago, ausfire said:

Yep, that's for sure. But you get disheartened when you do that and the pics won't show.

Let's hope with this new update things start reappearing 

also can you have another go at putting up that pic your stuff is always good 

hmm ok

the engine in the trike looks very CUMMINS

A bottle opener for screw caps!

nice work frog

http://watersidemetalart.org/blacksmithing-supplies/anvils/

Have you seen this yet?

sorta like a ships wheel

that looks great

knobs on the end of those spikes and you could be selling them to the nautical dudes

where is the large Screw from? bridge spike? pylon screw?

A sunshade?

why. Is it too see the temp of the steel better ?

I like the tong  rack, do they get hot there?

Good idea Das  I have used heat shrink in the past and also as a grip. 

leather would be a much nicer touch.

I see knife handles dressed up too the nines good to see it on a blacksmiths most used tool 

Probably a bit off topic but, umm. candle holders?

just do your best and grind the rest

Ear plugs make a good makeshift wire cleaner

just push the wire through them before putting into the feed roller guide tube 

of course remove from ears first 

Now, where's my hammer?

http://www.constructionsales.com.au/buy/private/SSE-AD-3514691/1974-Chamberlain-BHB-TC-36-D-Mobile-Crane?cr=4&category=cranes-lifting&psq=%28%28%28%28Category%3D%5BCranes%20%26%20Lifting%5D%26SubCategory%3D%5BYard%20Crane%5D%29%26%28%28%28SiloType%3DDealer%20Used%7CSiloType%3DDealer%20New%29%7CSiloType%3DPrivate%20Used%29%7CSiloType%3DDealer%20Near%20New%29%29%26SaleStatus%3D%5BFor%20Sale%5D%29%26Service%3D%5BConstructionsales%5D%29&pso=0&pss=Premium

http://www.constructionsales.com.au/buy/private/SSE-AD-3514691/1974-Chamberlain-BHB-TC-36-D-Mobile-Crane?cr=4&category=cranes-lifting&psq=%28%28%28%28Category%3D%5BCranes%20%26%20Lifting%5D%26SubCategory%3D%5BYard%20Crane%5D%29%26%28%28%28SiloType%3DDealer%20Used%7CSiloType%3DDealer%20New%29%7CSiloType%3DPrivate%20Used%29%7CSiloType%3DDealer%20Near%20New%29%29%26SaleStatus%3D%5BFor%20Sale%5D%29%26Service%3D%5BConstructionsales%5D%29&pso=0&pss=Premium

this will do what you are after

there is however a large diference between the two

forbidden ate my last reply with your load centres tractor weights and the rest

but you would be lucky to safely lift 600 kg at 9ft with the machine you have

fergy

Two tonne out that far ain't gunna happen with that tractor unless you park another on top of it 

Forbidden from here on in but work out your load centres and leverage 

get on to the site that Dale Russell linked or just use this

http://www.treeproject.abavic.org.au/leaf-gallery_USAC.html

there are a heap of good examples of leaves although most look to be gum leaves

also looks like Jeremy K has been showing off with his set

a nice set by brian bazeal too

fergy

Haha you been puttin a few rounds in the birch's frosty?

probably way cheaper too

its only a trick question if you are in the game

many people may not know its original use. if that was at all what it was designed for

that's what I wanted to say but my vocabulary does lack somewhat