[TheForge] Kids and Wheelchairs

[Michael Horgan]

You might want to take a look at Chuck's Bladesmithing Anvils. 
Adjustable height, square top. No horn or hardy hole, but then those 
were late period anyway. <grin>

I'm no longer in a 'chair, but when I was, about 20 inches was the 
right height for hitting. About 2 or three inches higher than the 
seat of the chair. Of course I couldn't remove the armrest on my chair.

At 07:24 AM 11/9/2006, you wrote:
>OK, all, I  just got a piece of equipment that will help me set up one
>of my dreams- a station that is height accessible for kids and folks
>in wheelchairs. A couple days ago, a friend gave me the cutest little
>leg vise, I've got a spare small anvil, so all I need now is a stump.
>Problem is, I need to figure what height I want the stump. So, I need
>a favor...
snip
>Thanks,
>
>--
>Saint Phlip
>
>Heat it up
>Hit it hard
>Repent as necessary.
>
>Has anyone seen my temper?
>I seem to have misplaced it at Stalag XXXV....
>_______________________________________________
>

Michael D. Horgan , lughaid at earthlink.net
http://members.aol.com/lughaid/
posting from
  A BRAZEN FORGERY
Blacksmithing and Metalwork
Claremont, Ca.