[TheForge] Re: Top of a Broken Anvil
A Vida
osan at netlabs.net
Wed Sep 10 19:58:25 EDT 2008
Looks like a torch job? Could welds at the waist have been gouged?
Gouging can look much like a torch cut. The basic process isn't much
different
Jonathan Barnhart wrote:
>>From what I remember it looks like it was cut with a torch. Unless it was trimmed a bit to make it easier to repair after it broke, I'd have to say it was cut. For what reason I don't know. Maybe some idiot was cutting it up to make it easier to recycle as scrap. I personally have no idea why anyone would cut up an anvil for any reason(even a crappy cast iron one doesn't deserve such treatment). I do own a 35lb. cast iron Vulcan anvil that a previous owner used for drilling things. They laid out things on the horn and drilled through them into the horn. The horn is riddled with holes. I thought I might fill it with iron welding rod, but then I got my 70 lb. Kohlswa. So, I just let it go.
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