norman1990

Actually I made a third hook for the bottom because the mirror ha anged in air away from the wall. The third one supports the bottom of the frame and keeps it from swinging. Also they have some play room.

BlasterJoe the Hanging hooks are on the picture below. JHCC I made a hole in a block to form the rivets but was too eager to get the frame together so I rushed forging the heads and settled with them. But now it bothers me. Next time I know not to rush even the little things.

So this is my first bigger project. So far i've been making knives for hobby, maybe about 3 in a year. Now i'm putting more time into my blacksmithing path and triyng to do more practical stuff and see if I have hand for it. For this mirror frame i was really pleased that the end product matched my initial drawings and I managed to put it together accuratly since it was a little tricky to measure out the overlappings. What I am not pleased with is how the rivets came out and the branches could have been a bit more symmetrical. It took about 30 hours in total. Hanging hooks 

About 154pounds

It is Estonia. The numbers read 458 or 488 and the lower is eight

Hi Can someone identify the origin country and approximate year of this anvil? Weighs about 154 pounds