[TheForge] Old World Anvils?????

[Phil]

A couple of comments:

These are decent anvils for the price.  As Ralph said,
they are not super hard.  

Euroanvils also sells these anvils, don't forget about
them.

--- Tod Estes <blacksmith at atlasok.com> wrote:

> I have a very pleasant dilemma.  I get to pick out
> which anvil I get for
> Christmas. I need to keep the cost to value ratio in
> check though. Does
> anyone have, use, or know about the "Two Horn
> Classic" anvil that Old
> World Anvils has on the web site? I like the design,
> and price but would
> like to hear from anyone that has used this anvil.
> What about size I was
> looking at the #167 anvil what is the benefit of
> larger? I am hand
> hammering usually just myself occasionally a striker
> for larger projects.
> I have been using an old Hay Budden and Yes I am
> keeping the old anvil as
> my traveling anvil.
> 
> 
> Tod Estes
> Oologah Smithy
> Oologah,Oklahoma. (Home of Will Rogers.)
> Saltfork Craftsmen ABA, ABANA
> Time enough for sleep in the grave.
> 
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> Chorus: What medicine found'st thou for this
>         malady?
> Prometheus: I planted blind hope in the heart of
>            him.
> Chorus: A mighty boon thou gavest there to man.
> Prometheus: Moreover, I conferred the gift of fire
> Chorus: And have frail mortals now the flame-
>         bright fire.
> Prometheus: yes, and shall master many arts
>             thereby."
> 
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