Yes, very nicely done and probably quite adequate for the task. If I make one myself, I'll try to run the wood pieces through a surface planer to make sure they're flat, smooth and all the same dimensions. Also, I'd coat each wood piece individually with several coats of boiled linseed oil to protect the wood from moisture and excessive swelling. Even with very strong bands, moisture can cause significant and uneven expansion in the wood over the long term. And yes, it is best to NOT glue the wood into a monolithic block for this purpose. Banding is perfect. Alternatively, steel pallet bands can be employed with similar results, but would probably take 3-4 bands for adequate support depending on how hard you're going to hit the work piece on the anvil.
Fantastic !! Mine is a tiny piece of railroad tie that barely spans two blocks tied together with a handle and a X-brace from a cut up car ramp. I haz the envy !!
The "beast" looks like a HUGE chopping block! Minus the anvil. But that anvil truly is a beauty! I'm inspired Hassan! A christmas goose could lose it's head over this package!
I kept my eye out for a big old chunk of maple trunk for my uncles 80 lb antique anvil which I finally came across after over a year about 5 years ago snd left me tell to the patina on that beauty is awesome and is the conversation piece of my shop
cool Anvil stand. I made mine out of two-by-fours glued together with liquid nail and screw together on each layer laying flat 3 foot One Direction 2 foot the next direction. They are heavy and have been in use for 15 years
Nicely done. Couple of thoughts - the end grain is not going to hold those spikes well if you really use the anvil regularly. I think you should strap the anvil. Second, the clamps are going to catch a leg when you walk by - consider either making a smooth cover or redesigning the straps to make them less likely to catch something.
Its funny. I recently bought an anvil and thought of this video. I had a bunch of fence posts laying around but they were remnants of other projects and they were too short to use standing straight up. So i cut them to 12inches and laid them on their side instead. Still works.
Уважаю умельцев, у кого и руки прямые, с фантазией, эстетикой полный порядок, и поделиться этим могут быстро и толково! Единственное, не показал, как борется с вибрацией и звоном. UPD. ааа, нашел))) это в другом ролике!
Be hard to get in over the top of that anvil to do a proper job with blacksmithing. Also the anvil needs to be bolted down so it has no bounce in it. I would have personally ran all the timber through a jointer to get a tighter fit as well.
well you may be able to but your posture will not be correct...let me clarify....you do not want to lean over, your back will be sore after 1 hr...this is what they teach you in blacksmith class which I took years ago...
Sehr schöne Arbeit! So einen ähnlichen Ständer werde ich demnächst aus 9 Kanthölzern machen, für einen kleinen Amboss aus einem Bahngleis ;) Wenn Du das Kippeln des Amboss verhindern willst, hol dir aus einem Baumarkt eine Antirutschmatte für Waschmaschinen - die kannst Du mit einem Cuttermesser auf Maß schneiden und zwischen Amboss und Ständer legen. Der Amboss kippelt nicht mehr und der Schall beim schmieden wird etwas gedämmt! ;)
You have the most beautiful selfmade tools ever! Echt eindrucksvoll und fast zu schade fürs Schmieden :D Darf ich fragen woher du den Amboss hast. Ich suche auch schon längere Zeit nach einem.
Du machst echt gute Videos, und hast gute Ideen. Ich werde mir auch so eine "Klotz" bauen aber ihn als Hackklotz zum schnitzen benutzen danke für die Inspiration und mach weiter so 👌🏻
feines teil, wirkt recht massiv. :) bist du zufrieden mit der kappsäge? brauch ne neue, mein favorit war bisher die bosch GCM 12 SDE wegen der enormen schnitthöhe. dewalt hatte ich gar nicht so richtig auf dem schirm. grüße und weiter so!
Ich habe gestern einen Amboss- Untersatz nach demselben Prinzip gebaut, nur hatte ich leider keine so schöne Kappsäge und musste es mit Hand sägen, daher muss ich noch ein wenig die Flächen nachschleifen, sie sind nicht so schön glatt. :/ Warum hast du an die enden vom Flachstahl ein weiteres Stück Flachstahl geschweißt? Toller Untersatz, VG, Edgar
I believe he welded the small pieces of steel on the ends of the straps in order to provide space for the heads of the bolts when he tightened the straps. If he were to weld the nuts directly to the straps, he would not be able to get the socket on the bolt head.
Yes, very nicely done and probably quite adequate for the task. If I make one myself, I'll try to run the wood pieces through a surface planer to make sure they're flat, smooth and all the same dimensions. Also, I'd coat each wood piece individually with several coats of boiled linseed oil to protect the wood from moisture and excessive swelling. Even with very strong bands, moisture can cause significant and uneven expansion in the wood over the long term. And yes, it is best to NOT glue the wood into a monolithic block for this purpose. Banding is perfect. Alternatively, steel pallet bands can be employed with similar results, but would probably take 3-4 bands for adequate support depending on how hard you're going to hit the work piece on the anvil.
That's a beast of a stand! Would make a cool side table too.
+Richard Martin Thanks man! Beast is the right word!! 😂 yeah, maybe...
Great! That is a sturdy base! Looks like we added an anvil to our shop on the same days! :'D
+Black Beard Projects Thanks bro! Great...😊
Fantastic !! Mine is a tiny piece of railroad tie that barely spans two blocks tied together with a handle and a X-brace from a cut up car ramp. I haz the envy !!
The "beast" looks like a HUGE chopping block!
Minus the anvil.
But that anvil truly is a beauty!
I'm inspired Hassan!
A christmas goose could lose it's head over this package!
I kept my eye out for a big old chunk of maple trunk for my uncles 80 lb antique anvil which I finally came across after over a year about 5 years ago snd left me tell to the patina on that beauty is awesome and is the conversation piece of my shop
cool Anvil stand. I made mine out of two-by-fours glued together with liquid nail and screw together on each layer laying flat 3 foot One Direction 2 foot the next direction. They are heavy and have been in use for 15 years
+David Bertelson Thanks man! Nice... ;-)
Interesting to watch and a job done well without one word spoken. Thanks! I am subscribing right away.
+Jeffry Blackmon Thanks man! ;-)
Nice... i was doing some black smithing 20 years ago, when my dad use to be a black smith. Awesome stand! 👍
+SAWBLADE PROJECTS Thanks man!
Far better than what some others have done.
Great idea Hassan! Looks super solid & could be even upgraded with tool holders around the base if you feel like it. Cheers
+Alex 2Q Thank you! Tool holders are definitely coming...
would be an awesome piece of industrial furniture love the ingenuity behind the strap design.
+outoftheblue911 Thank you!
That is a beautiful and awesome stand!!!!!!! Great job Sir!!!!!
+laramiekreeper Thanks man!
Very cool, The clamps are very simple and elegant. Great design!
+Brian Kapke Thanks man!
Nicely done. Couple of thoughts - the end grain is not going to hold those spikes well if you really use the anvil regularly. I think you should strap the anvil. Second, the clamps are going to catch a leg when you walk by - consider either making a smooth cover or redesigning the straps to make them less likely to catch something.
Thanks man! 😉🤙🏽
One more perfect project!!!! Congratulations Hassan!!!!
+Panos Dimitriadis Thank you!
Nice work Hassan. Particularly like the tensioners, very good.
+David Paylor Thanks man!
You'll be going rightly if you break that. Great job!
Best Wishes, Brendan.
+baconsoda Thanks bro!
Finally got a chance to watch this, badass build bro!
+Dan The Maker Man Thanks bro! ;-)
Da geht was... jetzt weiß ich endlich wie ich meinen alten Hackklotz-Baumstamm ersetzen kann. Sauber! Danke dafür!
+Cremantus Freut mich zu hören! Gerne...
Why have you made the base so much bigger than the footprint of the anvil? Would be hard to step up close to anvil.
Nice sturdy stand, but you may want to use something to screw the anvil down. Keep it a bit more solid and cut down on the ringing.
Отлично получилось! Ручки для перемещения нужны.
Solid!! NIce vid - digging the strap system you did.
+David Plance (Rowdy Penguin) Thanks man!
Damn bro that is so badass!!! GREAT WORK!! loved the stencil,and your very talented!!
+Outlaw Edge Bladeworks Bushcraft and Survival Thanks man! ;-)
...That anvil looks very heavy....good thing you can move it that way...!
Sure!
Nicely done. I really like the look
+PacoWang Thanks bud!
Very very cool arrangement! Interesting ideas! I'll keep them in mind :)
+Cactus! workshop Thanks brother!
Hi Habu !Dein Untergestell für deinen Amboss ist echt gut !😎🤘
Its funny. I recently bought an anvil and thought of this video. I had a bunch of fence posts laying around but they were remnants of other projects and they were too short to use standing straight up.
So i cut them to 12inches and laid them on their side instead. Still works.
+shark thaMan Nice idea! Great to see that my project inspired you... ;-)
Excellent job sir !
Fine video. Where can we learn more about the purpose and uses for an anvil stand?
Awesome stuff man and the video I'm editing now is a new anvil stand ahahaha although a lot different to yours. Great minds think alike 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
+Diesineveryfilm Customs hahaha, awesome! Yeah that's true! 😜👍🏽👍🏽
Уважаю умельцев, у кого и руки прямые, с фантазией, эстетикой полный порядок, и поделиться этим могут быстро и толково!
Единственное, не показал, как борется с вибрацией и звоном.
UPD. ааа, нашел))) это в другом ролике!
That’s some nice work.
that sir, is a work of art. gonna have to try that instead of a stump.
+Ethan Wayne Cootter Henderson (Cootter) Thank you and good success for your project!
Uiii New Mitre Saw !!!
I love that stand I just used a Stump 😉
+Not only Wood Thank you!
Nice floor design, great video👍
Thank you
Very nicely done my friend awesome job bro :)
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP Thanks bro!
No problem my brother you the man :)
Be hard to get in over the top of that anvil to do a proper job with blacksmithing. Also the anvil needs to be bolted down so it has no bounce in it. I would have personally ran all the timber through a jointer to get a tighter fit as well.
Excellent job as always.
+kaziklu79 Thanks man!
Ótimo trabalho.
Obrigado 😁
That's a very well made stand👍
Thank you 🤙🏼
Nicely done, think I may copy it,
+T Brown Thanks man, just go ahead! ;-)
Indestructible! and nice!
+La récup azimutée Thank you!
Could you do the same thing with crank straps? I don't have any way to weld so I couldn't make the straps to hold the wood together.
Sieht modern, massiv, stabil auch gut aus.
+Fabián Yanez. V Dankeschön!
That was awesome I like the intro!
Looks Amazing !
Thanks!
this rocks !!!!!!!!! Greetings from Poland:)
+DonDomel Thank you! ;-)
Belo trabalho Hassan ficou d+.
+Patrick Novak de Paula Gracias
My man getting up there in subs. felt like yesterday you were at like 1,000 subs.
+SlowlyLosinIt yeah, just Awesome!!
Very nice stand, good video.
+Braz1956 Thank you!
Great work and great videos Habu, have another subscription!
You'll be at 20k soon!
+Davewagon Thank you! Really appreciate it!
I plan on this style of stand for mine but I was think thinking of cutting a one inch recess into the top to seat the anvil in.
+Dave Simpson good success! Yeah that's a nice idea!
Great idea!
Thank you
another awesome project mate!!!
+Ziyaad Bayat Thank you!
Ver cool idea, love it!
+Humus Workshop Thank you! ;-)
MOST EXCELLENT!!!
+beauxtx1959 Thank you! ;-)
Sweet stuff rite there
well you may be able to but your posture will not be correct...let me clarify....you do not want to lean over, your back will be sore after 1 hr...this is what they teach you in blacksmith class which I took years ago...
Gary voigt ,it may be for a person who prefers that height. Very nice looking work.
Sehr schöne Arbeit! So einen ähnlichen Ständer werde ich demnächst aus 9 Kanthölzern machen, für einen kleinen Amboss aus einem Bahngleis ;)
Wenn Du das Kippeln des Amboss verhindern willst, hol dir aus einem Baumarkt eine Antirutschmatte für Waschmaschinen - die kannst Du mit einem Cuttermesser auf Maß schneiden und zwischen Amboss und Ständer legen. Der Amboss kippelt nicht mehr und der Schall beim schmieden wird etwas gedämmt! ;)
+OnkelJann Danke für den Tipp!
Hassan Abu-Izmero sehr gerne! :)
+OnkelJann ;-)
Looks great!!
+Mxrider2stroke Braaap Thanks man! ;-)
Nice build! You're coming up on the 20k subscribers. Are we in for a treat? Cheers! Thanks for sharing!
+JM Tosses Thank you! I'm going to make a giveaway at 50.000 subs...
Don't know what I'm doing @ 20.000 at the moment... ;-)
We'll see but most importantly: Well earned on the (almost) 20k subscribers. Keep on doing your quality work. Thanks for sharing!
+JM Tosses Thank you! I really appreciate it bro! ;-)
Old school. Nice.
+Blake R Thank you!
Very Very good 👍 .
Thank you
Very neat, any reason you couldn't have just used a stump?
+AirborneBadass Thanks man! Yeah, I had this wood lying around in my shop...
if you have a router, then you can also make cavity (engrave) of shape of anvil bottom. Then you will don't need nails for keep fix.
You have the most beautiful selfmade tools ever! Echt eindrucksvoll und fast zu schade fürs Schmieden :D
Darf ich fragen woher du den Amboss hast. Ich suche auch schon längere Zeit nach einem.
cejayes Dankeschön! Den habe ich bei ebay Kleinanzeigen geschossen... 😉👍🏽
WOW thats nice and easy!
+Art Sanctuary Thank you!
Very good idea
+Oscar Gasalatan Thank you!
Damn, nice job!!
+Toasty_One Thank you!
Now I know what to do when I grow up
Paul Seale how old are you ? I do stuff like this at age 14 and have been doing it for years
Du machst echt gute Videos, und hast gute Ideen. Ich werde mir auch so eine "Klotz" bauen aber ihn als Hackklotz zum schnitzen benutzen danke für die Inspiration und mach weiter so 👌🏻
+ULFBERHT Dankeschön, freut mich dass es dich inspiriert hat... ;-)
might be a pain if you ever need to move it around. otherwise pretty solid build!
I had to move it to my new Shop 😉🤙🏼💪🏼 Thank you
Solid! 💪💪💪
+Robin Coomans Thank you!
Nice stand. But just out of curiosity, what kind of anvil do you have? It looks big enough to be a 300+lb Trenton.
+Rida Ali Thank you! Yeah it's about 280lb...
Great Artist Thank you .peace
+Nasir Nasiry Thanks man! ;-)
I have never seen that anvil style before, what is the maker?
What type of metal did you use for the band? How thick?
What kind of wood it is?
Hello! I follow your idea's in Poland! Nice job!!! P.S. How heavy is this anvil? (In polish anvil = kowadło) :) REGARDS!
+The Wiera Thank you my friend! The anvil weights 130 kg
Hey question those look reclaimed, are those like scrap pieces of wood you used?
They look like pieces of industrial pallets, such as when metal is delivered.
If you place it outside then pour engine oil all over it. This will preserve the wood for a long time.
very nice btw is your vise homemade?
+Crones Felicion Thank you! No it isn't...
feines teil, wirkt recht massiv. :) bist du zufrieden mit der kappsäge? brauch ne neue, mein favorit war bisher die bosch GCM 12 SDE wegen der enormen schnitthöhe. dewalt hatte ich gar nicht so richtig auf dem schirm. grüße und weiter so!
+Mit Natur gestalten Dankeschön! Die Dewalt ist mein absoluter Top Favorit! ;-)
Nice Anvil stand.
How much does it weigh?
+Ju Weber 130 kg...
Ju Weber sorry, the anvil weights 130kg... The stand is about 50kg... ;-)
super awesome!
keep it up habu!!
cheers 🍺✌
+Luan T thanks bro
großartig sehr schön, jetzt kann das Schmieden losgehen.
+Siegfried Mai Dankeschön! Genau, nächste Woche gehts richtig zur Sache! ;-)
wicked mate!
+Ben York Thank you!
What model is that vise? Seems super high.
Buen volado , lo voy a implementar en mi forja
you've made my day!
lucky you :D
+Fred Creole Native Thank you!
Very nice
Would ratchet straps work in place of the metal bands you made?
+Aaron Klenke yeah I think so...
Ich habe gestern einen Amboss- Untersatz nach demselben Prinzip gebaut, nur hatte ich leider keine so schöne Kappsäge und musste es mit Hand sägen, daher muss ich noch ein wenig die Flächen nachschleifen, sie sind nicht so schön glatt. :/
Warum hast du an die enden vom Flachstahl ein weiteres Stück Flachstahl geschweißt?
Toller Untersatz, VG, Edgar
I believe he welded the small pieces of steel on the ends of the straps in order to provide space for the heads of the bolts when he tightened the straps. If he were to weld the nuts directly to the straps, he would not be able to get the socket on the bolt head.
Thanks, thats an idea!
+StutleyConstable Right... ;-)
i love that .
+59ratmoo59 Thanks man!
incrible ,very good.
+Antonio marcos lima cardoso thank you!
Как раз пригодится! Спасибо
Отлично. Спасибо за идею.
+Алекс Ник in english? ;-)
Excellent. Thanks for the idea.
google translate
+Алекс Ник Thank you! You're welcome! ;-)