[TheForge] Survey: How high is your anvil.

Fri May 7 10:16:41 2004

As it happens, higher won't be a problem.  This will be a
verticle-motion Oliver (what else?).  I have to make sure it stays
linear at the low end.

Bruce
NJ

>>> [email protected] 5/6/2004 11:27:51 PM >>>
Bruce, if you mean an Oliver that swings over a conventional 
anvil....34"...But,
If you mean Oliver in the generalized sense...IE Treadle hammer..then I

think it is desirable to have the anvil considerably higher...Pete F

[email protected] wrote:

> 32"
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> On May 5, 2004, at 4:02 PM, Bruce Freeman wrote:
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>> I'm working on plans for a modern "oliver" hammer to work on an
existing
>> anvil.  I need to know how adjustable to make it.  Please let me
know
>> the height of your anvil (floor to anvil plate).
>>
>> (I don't need to know your opinion on how high anvils should be.  I
>> don't need to know how large your anvil is.  I just need to know
the
>> height of the top of the anvil over the floor.)
>>
>> I would appreciate your response even if you have no interest in an
>> oliver hammer.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Bruce
>> NJ
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