mattbledsoe11 Posted July 20, 2012 Posted July 20, 2012 After struggling with my little Russian anvil for a few years I finally found a used London pattern. Its about 250-300-ish range, 31’’long 5’’ wide and 14’’ height, Its a little rusty but it came with a Bick iron all for 300 bucks. I just can’t identify it yet, the only letters I can make out on the side are (Shef.) it also has to deep holes on the side. I just need to find a few hardies for it the size is about 1 1/2, do you all know of anyone who sells those, if not I guess I’ll just make them. Quote
Pug}{maN Posted July 20, 2012 Posted July 20, 2012 you got a 300 pound anvil , and your asking who sale's hardies ? o my..... nice though. have fun with it Quote
Thomas Dean Posted July 20, 2012 Posted July 20, 2012 What you said Pug!! Make what you want and it will fit YOUR anvil Quote
ThomasPowers Posted July 20, 2012 Posted July 20, 2012 As I've mentioned about once a week for months now; I make hardy tooling for my Fisher with *2* 1.5" hardy holes from old top tools. I remove the handles and forge the striking end to fit in the hardy holes. It helps that I have a large screwpress that's great for truing up parallel sides on the stems. The last several Quad-States I've attended had one fellow selling a pile of old abused hardy and top tooling with a decreasing price each day. I would pick up the stuff I needed the first day and gradually add other stuff until time to go home. Also I have taken square tubing and sliced down on the corners and flattened the tabs out at 90 deg to make adapter sleeves for my large hardy holes. I generally keep one double sleeved to fit "regular" hardy tooling. Shef might be Sheffield a possible location for it's manufacture in the UK. Quote
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