[TheForge] Re: peter wright 3 2 9

[Mike Linn]

I've found bigger anvils go for more $$$$ per pound than smaller. So $2 -
$2.50 /pound is reasonable. 


I myself couldn't afford that but the previous anvils I've seen that size
were selling at that rate..




mike





At 01:07 AM 7/12/2003 -0300, you wrote:


I'm not up on current prices
but:


I have a 305# PW and use it all the time.  But I also have a
stake

anvil in a stump nearby, mounted with the working face about 
sternum

level for light work.  Anything that needs a small horn or heel I
do

on it.  I'd hate to pass up a 400# PW if I had the cash on hand
but

$700 - $800 that Mike Linn suggests is a bit steep for my
pocketbook.

At that price, I'd hope for a 250# - 300# alternative for half as

much. 



           Mike
Linn

     Artist Blacksmith
         McCalla, AL
       AFC Webmaster
http://afc.abana-chapter.net


Some people are like Slinkies...not really good
for

anything, but you still can't help but smile when you

see one tumble down the stairs. 







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