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Not really an anvil but .....

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Got this hunk of metal, was curious if it was meant for anvil type work. It has a arch to it , is about 2" thick, is hardened. I was assuming that it was just some piece of steel that was being used for light anvil type work. Think I will use it as a bench top type general use anvil. Heck who knows could even be a part to something that was repurposed.

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Not sure if it was an anvil in it's past life, but it certainly could be decent anvil now. Turn it on edge and make a nice stand underneath to help with the mass and I am sure you'd get years of use out of it. If ya know someone with a water-jet machine you might even be able to machine it into a swage block. Lot's of options there!

I agree with Jeff. Make a stand and turn it on edge for greater mass. Should you put a swayback in it from overuse (a good thing), you will have three more sides untouched just waiting for you.

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Good ideas guys, ill investigate the waterjet idea as that would be the most useful option for me right now. Thanks

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i have the twin,part of a rail car? ithink i made a swadge block from mine.


Thats cool, I looked up the number on it and all I got was pictures of rail cars. Guess it could have been a part off of one of those guys.

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