Anvil Protector

[Sam Salvati]

I work at a shop where people do not respect tools and abuse them or do stupid things to them, so I had to make an anvil protector. Also it will serve well if I bring my anvil to a hammer in. Chains through the Hardy and Pritchel holes with padlocks on each.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sask Mark]

Very cool.  Sam, you always manage to add a cool flair element to functional items.

[Chuck in Ms]

Very cool, that will keep the cold drinks off the face. I hate that!

[D Ravizza]

That's really cool! Nice idea.

 

Dan

[Ten Hammers]

kills duplicate post.

 

[Ten Hammers]

Awful far north for swamp people but hey, it's all good Sam.

[Sam Salvati]

I live below the mason dixon now Ten :D

[VaughnT]

Impressive, to say the least!  Too bad that folks don't respect someone else's tools...

[tantofolder]

I love it!!.....and if the chains/padlocks weren't enough, the spikes say:"back off".

[Metaljohn]

That's a great idea. Looks mean.

[Charles R. Stevens]

Saves one from taking a rounding hammer to the offenders (and the resulting legal hassle)

[Jim Coke]

Neet....   If they mate do you get an alleganvil ?   Remember to take it off or you will texture EVERYTHING

[Backwoods Blacksmith]

That ought to keep them from sitting on it too.

[John McPherson]

Consider this idea stolen! That shows a lot of design flair.

[Sam Salvati]

Feel free to make them, only caveat I have is you have to post pictures when you do hehe.

[matthew stagmer]

I would just like to say that seeing this every morning still makes me laugh a little. Super cool idea!  

[ThomasPowers]

Model T spark coil attached to an anvil on a dry wooden stump would probably do the trick too...

[philip in china]

It makes my protectors look very prosaic!