Tools - Cleaning and Securing an Old 103 kg Anvil to a Stump
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2017
- I'm currently working on making a small Blacksmith workshop so i can start doing some knife making and other metal projects. One of the things on my ''Todo'' list was to clean and secure my anvil so it doesn't move when i'm working on it.
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Sweet project! U need a ratchet or power tools for putting those lag bolts in the wood!!! Lol. Thanks for sharing👍
Awesome work....
You turned your anvil into a frying pan! XD
I can learn what you're driving on revealed its naturalness
Thx for the video. Instead off beeswax you can use WD40.
Ebel-Jan Schepers thought of doing that but wanted to try and keep it natrual. Thank you.
Doing it natural and enviromentalfriendly is always a good thing.So am I looking for a alternative for epoxy for glueing the handles. Epoxy is nasty stuff, but it is glueing like hell :-)
Ebel-Jan Schepers have you ever tried pine pitch mixed with charcoal dust. It makes a very strong glue.
Not yet. But I will give it a try in these days.
Make N' Create a very good alternative for wood and metal is special linseed oil, in german „leinöl-firnis“ (I don’t know the english word). If you let it work one week on the material, it‘ll protect it very well. But you should keep attention and burn the rags with which the oil was in contact. They can enflame themselves!
wow que bueno
I kid you not, I have the save anvil as you and rn I’m cleaning it with a pice of sand paper.
What type of metal did you use?
apply the beeswax on a warm anvil
Fint med ett svenskt Söderfors städ.
I was thinking that Bees wax and Olive oil mixture might work. Maybe 50/50 .
Might try it in the future. Thanks mate!
Хорошая работа , единственное сначала сверлишь все отверстия а потом нарезаешь .
Do a shop tour
I will!
where did you find the anvil ????
please write where did you find it????
Its was his grandpa from a textile factory
No it wasn’t. It was my father’s anvil. My father was an blacksmith from the old shipyard in Helsingør. He had this standing in his workshop for many years. I grow up with the sound of the ringing from the tapping between the strokes. My father made irons for caulking to a German company called toplicht. And did old signs etc.
why 103 kilos and not 104kg, 101kg or 102kg ? if it was lbs converted to kilo i would get it, but it say kg on it....why not keep it 100kg or 105 or 110kg? 103 is just weird :P
Its writen on the anvil that it weighs 103 kg
I also have an old Söderfors anvil. It has "146,5 kg" stamped into it, seems like they were pretty precise with the weight markings!
bro that thing is 103 kg it ain't goin anywhere lol
It will move really easy.