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30 year old

Waiting on 400lbs of concrete sand is lighter, with concrete i cam tip it up and roll it to move it. Ive been using one i made in 1992 that way in several shops. it was a 4 inch otherwise the same. there is a picture of it somewhere in a post about vise stands.

You can learn more from a fail than an easy success. Ive known some really good smiths over the last 40 plus years seen them all crash a project - and come out better.

6 1/2. 130 lbs Waiting on 400lbs of concrete

Picked up at Alabama Forge Council Conference. I also sold 3 that had been laying around for years waiting on refurb.

Finally had time to mount the anvil. 8×8 s banded together anvil base routed an inch deep on a bed of construction adhesive. The body is dead quiet just a light ting on the horns.

105 KG Refflinghaus 58 from Mr. Nietfeld. Will be mounting on a stand tomorrow. Soon placing is predecessor for sale Emmerson Tradition 150 from 1995.

It is a hand filing vise. I bought it new old stock 30 plus years ago in an old hardware store turned flea market in Gilbert LA, I remember because Ialso bought a new bench shear (still had the dried cosmoline) both for 50 bucks.

Another chisel/punch rack, should have moved junk behind it for photo.

Yes welded across back to the 2 inch angle then a spot between each vertical tube in the back. even from the ends the appear to be floating.

New home for my slitters, drifts, and chisels. scrap 1 inch swuare tube and 2 inch angle. Sill need one for my larger punches and drifts. Probably use pipe. Waiting on stock so piddling between projects.

Guys, great work on the flatter and the mandrel.

welded reins, used some old pitted half inch round so I had to hit them with a flap disk. snapped one of my signature acorn tong ends off while adjusting. just needed something quick for 1 inch stock.

Small forged to finish (except edge) hotcut from mobile home spring.