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Thank you to all who replied and gave input,especially you C-1 ToolSteel, for helping decipher who made that beast, I measured the jaws they are 5 inches, I broke it out of the concrete.

Thanks guys, so I'm understanding it would be best to break it out of the concrete? Again thanks for all the help

Dear leg masters in need your help to identify my new Vise, it has 1911 and 60 on, I don't even know how to determine the size,here are some pics. Thank you in advance for the help

Thank you mr. Powers, for the heads up on the coal I will ask the the company if I can have a bucket full to use to see if it will work. I really don't want to pay for a truck load of coal that I can only use for xmas presents. Thank u again

Imy very very new at blacksmithing, and I guess I should have asked my question in a different way, I wasn't sure if lump coal was good for a coal forge, and second I really have no idea if that was a good price, sorry for not being clear the first time. Thanks again

Dear Metal gods, can anyone out there point me to some places to get coal in utah? I found a place in price utah one ton of lump coal for 100 bucks! Any and all help is appreciated thank u so much

Here are some pics of the anvil that is in need of some help. I can't see any markings on it so the only thing I can tell u about it is it is 65 lbs. Again thank you guys for any help on pointing me in the right direction to getting the old girl a face lift.

Thank u guys I will post more pics of the I live in layton utah

Thank u guys I will post more pics of the old girl

Dear metal gods I'm very wet behind the ears at this craft, I purchased a 65 lb anvil, and it needs a lot of technology I'm in Utah and was wondering if anyone knows of any one that works anvils (edges and horn)thanks for any info, sorry it is a newbie question