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Decided I can no longer live with a little detailing anvil. 

Had piece of 2" plate laying around. 

Pretty soft. But I can already see the great things we will do together. 

I like the leaves, very nice. Well done

Thank you.

Thanks 

That might freak the guy out. 

But anything is possible 

Added acorns. Just need to heat treat and blend the welds. 

Person wanted a "log"  to mount some European mounts on. 

This is what I came up with. 

Making die for acorn swage today 

Thanks gentleman. ( I'm sure I'm using that term very liberally hehe  )

ball weighed in at just a pinch under 35 pounds. 

These days anyone can seemingly sue anyone for anything, but I've done all I can to protect my self. The rest I trust in God for and worry very little about  

If it is directly across from the forge than it's the  footing for the power hammers. 

If it's in the corner by the door it would be a sump pit. 

Thanks 

Very cool 

Started oak limb bracket for European deer mounts 

Thank you. 

what a beast

very cool wine rack....

"New" old lock for door latch. Looks better than nice shiny one

Very cool experience. 

Very nice to meet the blacksmiths that were there. 

We will definitely be there 

Thanks 

Thank you. 

finished.

its a beast 

definitely display only disclaimer  

Forged chain today. Made progress on handle. 

Hopefully spikes tomorrow. 

Added led hi bay above welding/assembly table. I love light. 

Yes. Yes it is 

I should do very well on this one if it takes me the time I believe it will. 

As far as attaching spikes. 

My first thought is to forge them out and weld a 3/8 volt stud on the bottom of them, drill and tap ball where I'd like them and weld and blend them in. 

Yes.for sure.  Release already taken care of. 

Thanks.  What lesson are you referring to frosty