[TheForge] anvil

[Jerry Smith]

Any one thought about using a set of scales? If it's a
100 pounder of some sort, stand on the bathroom scales
and pickup the anvil. Great way to weigh the anvil and
see what you nay look like in 30 years. :)

Jerry

--- rfertner at cox.net wrote:

> I suspect his weight listing is   0    3     21,
> which would be 105 lbs.
> Or maybe it's   (blank)    3      21.    Someone may
> have been sloppy with the number punches.
> 
> Rob
> ---- kim george <klgeorge at kent.edu> wrote: 
> > The numbers on the side of the pw anvil the 3
> means 3 english hundred 
> > weight (110 lbs.?) the 2 is 1/4 hundred weights
> and the 1 are single 
> > pounds. If the hard table is in good shape (no
> major chips,cracks, and 
> > there is no buzz when you tap it [means broken
> weld between hard face and 
> > base] ). It is hard to find a P.W. that size. If
> your not going to try to 
> > lug it around to do shows or demos that anvil will
> do you good service for 
> > your lifetime and the next smith's. I wouldn't
> pass it up.
> > 
> > Kim George
> > 
> >        "Why for you burry me in cold,cold ground?"
> Taz
> > 
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