My anvil stand is a stump, and my anvil is a rail road track plate because I can't afford an anvil. Being a broke college student sucks, but you got to make what you have work. Keep up the amazing videos Roy, you are my mentor and fountain of knowledge! God Bless you and your family.
Thanks for your walk around - it was a great compliment to Black Bears video., My son and I are working up ideas for a stand for his anvil and seeing these are a big help. PAX, John
Great video Roy always learn something new I liked how you have your tools set up on the stand my anvil is on a stump and my tools are on a rack right next to it thanks again
A ton sitting on 3 little legs...lol. what a set up Mr. Roy. I've watched you use the C shaped butcher tool(?) many times and I like it so ima kinda copy it in the future. By my eye it let's u use it in 2 basic planes and thier tangents. Seems way more versatile than the smaller single plane tool. Shout out to Mr. John as I'd watched a procedure in one of his videos that spurned the thought then remembered seeing the one you use. Yall are great inspiration for me no doubt. Blessed days sirSir, Crawford out
This is the video Roy made around his style of hold down tool: ua-cam.com/video/0yRYTPPkJcQ/v-deo.html . It isn't a walk through, but I hope it helps. Sincerely, Jessica
Chris, may I ask a question? I am headlong into building my coal forge out of half inch steel plate coal placement top with a firebox in the center and blown up through the middle with my clinker crusher and downhole in the center as most everyone else does. My difference is that I want to build a three by five brick table piped through with terracotta six by six inch fired oversized plpe with the void filled with red clay and sand. My hood is over all of this and vents pretty well. My question is this... I have never seen a bonafied Smith use a brick built up hearth. Is there anything wrong with this design?
My anvil stand is a stump, and my anvil is a rail road track plate because I can't afford an anvil. Being a broke college student sucks, but you got to make what you have work. Keep up the amazing videos Roy, you are my mentor and fountain of knowledge! God Bless you and your family.
Thanks for your walk around - it was a great compliment to Black Bears video., My son and I are working up ideas for a stand for his anvil and seeing these are a big help.
PAX,
John
Glad it helps!
Love seeing your day-to-day tooling
Nice compact setup. Alot in a little area and everything around you is clear. Thanks for the sneek peek.
Thanx Roy for the hints on managing tools around your anvil..
wow! awesome layout for an anvil. Wayne
Thanx for the tour, Roy!
Another good informative video Roy. Thanks for the walk about.
Nice little set up Roy! I figured you wouldn’t have any storage on the standing side but cool to see what you do!
Glad you like seeing my setup!
Great video Roy always learn something new I liked how you have your tools set up on the stand my anvil is on a stump and my tools are on a rack right next to it thanks again
I get excitet when UA-cam notificates me becauso of your videos, nice stand.
A ton sitting on 3 little legs...lol. what a set up Mr. Roy.
I've watched you use the C shaped butcher tool(?) many times and I like it so ima kinda copy it in the future. By my eye it let's u use it in 2 basic planes and thier tangents. Seems way more versatile than the smaller single plane tool. Shout out to Mr. John as I'd watched a procedure in one of his videos that spurned the thought then remembered seeing the one you use.
Yall are great inspiration for me no doubt.
Blessed days sirSir, Crawford out
Hi Roy, do you have a video showing how to make your mechanical hold down?
This is the video Roy made around his style of hold down tool: ua-cam.com/video/0yRYTPPkJcQ/v-deo.html . It isn't a walk through, but I hope it helps. Sincerely, Jessica
You and John complement each other so much y'all should do a collaboration. Just an idea
John was part of my wrought iron collab I did last year. I may get a chance in the future to collab with him again.
Nice setup
It works good for me!
Nice...every tool needs a home
Thanx Roy, nice work. So how did u come in contact with Olga? she's a beauty!
Chris, may I ask a question? I am headlong into building my coal forge out of half inch steel plate coal placement top with a firebox in the center and blown up through the middle with my clinker crusher and downhole in the center as most everyone else does. My difference is that I want to build a three by five brick table piped through with terracotta six by six inch fired oversized plpe with the void filled with red clay and sand. My hood is over all of this and vents pretty well. My question is this... I have never seen a bonafied Smith use a brick built up hearth. Is there anything wrong with this design?
Yes to each their own we all have different needs due to different specialties and types of we all do
Anvil stand is something I need to make. The farriers stand wanders about to much.