[TheForge] Re: Russian 110 # Anvil - YAK

Harland Johnson [email protected]
Wed Jun 4 06:52:00 2003


I got it out of the crate, but need to make another anvil stand for it, but 
starting with fresh, crisp anvil edges and a flat surface might be fun.  My 
elbow is such that I don't use a great big hammer, and I work only hot 
steel, so it should keep its shape for a while.  Most of my hardy tools fit 
in just fine.  This one was on a sale for $79.99 with free shipping.  I 
didn't see how I could lose on it. 

Dann 

Dave Brown writes: 

> At 17:51 06/03/03 +0000, you wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I've also purchased a Russian 110 lb. cast steel anvil from Harbor 
>> Freight and
>> am in the process of 'cleaning' it up.  I found an interesting article 
>> online
>> about dressing the anvil. 
>> 
>> http://www.anvilfire.com/21centbs/ru_top_index.htm
>> -Alix Peshette
>> Voodoo Moon Forge
> 
> A good review, worth reading through.  Thanks.  It reports results similar 
> to the less scientific test Jim Enloe put his through.  He's happy with 
> his.  Not deliriously happy, but happy nonetheless. 
> 
> 
> Dave Brown
> Heritage Smithing
> Green Bay, WI
> ABANA, UMBA, GoM, MODA, ARG 
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