FlatLiner

Nice build.

I can't even find the big Blu anvil on their website. Maybe I'm just blind.

That's awesome boneyjoe.

I wonder if the horn broke off and they ground down part of what was left so they could have a small bick.

"Decent herd of wives" I laughed so hard I nearly fell out of my chair. I also have great grandpas who had spare wives lol.

Welcome GrantStew8. My Great Grandpa is from around the corner from you. He was born in Cowdenbeath.

Hola Jose, bienvenido al forum. Hablas bien el Ingles. Ojala que podemos ayudarle de alguna manera. Yo vivi en Tijuana por ano y medio, Ensenada por medio ano, el DF por un rato, y Mexicali por medio ano. Que caloron hace ayi. Cual colonia vives? Yo vivi en Colonia Benito Juares.

Welcome, I'm not far from you. I'm in northern Utah.

I'm in northern Utah but I have family in Phoenix. Welcome read up on the improvised anvil thread, sometimes its easier and cheeper to find an improvised anvil to begin with. I use my improvised anvils just as much as my "real anvil".

I like the drum idea Charles. I have an over abundance of 55 gallon drums at work. I think I'll grab one and start building.

You have the inventors of both the T burner and the Mikey burner on this site and both are more then willing to help you out on building burners. I have no horse in this race or experiance with atlas burners but from what I understand about burners a Modified Riel, Frosty T, Modified Sidearm, Zburner, or Mikey burner would be more efficient and in some cases just as easy to build.

Great anvil MacLeod.

Good to know Mike.

Mike it seems like you have reduced the number of openings in your 3/4" burner from 4 to 3, what are your thoughts on 2 openings opposite each other? Would it be an improvement or is 3 the magic number for a 3/4" burner?

Ya, people on KSL think that everything they sell used is made of gold and ask new prices for used items.