[TheForge] I don't think so

[Dann]

Some reportedly pre-heat their anvil with a household type electric 
iron  salvaged from a garage sale.   Some use electric  magnet type 
car-block heaters.  As I  hammer hot steel on my "cold" 
anvil,  I  never  worry about damage to the anvil at sub-freezing temps, 
rather  the issue is  that a really cold anvil   drinks/  absorbs the heat 
from the hot steel  to be worked.

Dann Johnson
Thompson, Iowa

At 04:37 AM 2/21/2003 -0700, you wrote:

>Are you talking about the Southeastern Blacksmith's Conference in Madison 
>GA?  If so, it will be May 16 and 17.
>
> >I haven't posted  before, I am a lurker...
> >I have two  questions.
> >Is there a possibility of damaging my anvil by working in cold weather?
> >Does anyone know (Dan Tull are you reading?) about the upcoming Madison
> >Hammerin?
> >(Madison,Georgia)\
> >Thanks
> >TL Walsh
> >
> >TBR Enterpises
> >Athens,Ga



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