Fabricating an Anvil
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2021
- This is a small anvil that will go on the road with me in my travels. Made from 4140 and 1018.
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John Rigoni
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beautiful workshop
I love anything in miniature and also metal , this is a beautiful piece of work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😎👍🏻
Master Craftsman at work, it’s a treat watching you work, sir. Your precision, meticulousness, calmness is superb , like a true master 🥰🙏
Beautiful
I could look at this man's shop all day.
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لا حول و لا قوة إلا بالله
و الله رائع
اللهم صل و سلم على نبينا وحبيبنا وشفيعنا وقائدنا وقدوتنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم تسليما كثيرا وسبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم.💘🍃💝🌾💚🌺❤🌻💙🏵💞🌱🧡🍀💓💐🌼🌷💙🌿💕
That is a nice little anvil. I'd like to get to the point where I could forge a small anvil. Thanks.
Beautiful job it turned out very well there. Hopefully you get great use out of it my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.
Great little anvil.
Thanks!
And congratulations on your workshop. It's a dream. If you saw mine!!!!! A disaster.... Even so i enjoy it. It's my ground wire
MUCH PR!DE
AMAZING process
You have a new SUBs.
GOD BLESS YOU and YOURS
Thanks!
I am truly glad Alan Longmire told me about your channel!!! Thank you for all the great content!!!
Well, thanks! Hopefully more projects to come.
Grande mestre ferreiro profissional muito bom excelente parabéns pelo vídeo que Deus abençoe sempre seu trabalho muito bom excelente 👏👏👏👏
Another beauty !!👏🏻👏🏻….I am a retired Bank Manager and none of my branches were as tidy or well organised as your workshop !!!😂😂😂👍🏻🙏🏻
Thanks!
@@rigoniironworks 2
That is some fantastic craftsmanship !! Thanks for sharing!
What an absolutely gorgeous thing. Would never have thought I could say that of an anvil!
Nicely done good sir! Excellent work and superb video!
I made a fabricated anvil and series of YT video's on it. I should have sent it to the "heat treater" to save a lot of work, I used 1080 high carbon steel for the top. Super great job on yours for sure! LIKE IT✔✔✔
very very nice job
Very nice little Anvil , You will get many years of use out of it . :)
Thank you for sharing. Great work!!!
Great looking anvil you've made there!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Great job. We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)
Such precision
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In my country Thailand, girls like Korean drama but for me...see you working oh enjoy myself a lot
Awesome little anvil John!
I fabricated one@ 10#. Attached a hardy stem to the bottom with a wedge lock setup.
I use it in my 165# Peddinghaus anvil for small.detail work.
Very good work, regards (Muy buen trabajo, saludos)
Just plain art!
very good module anvil
Mükemmel başarı.
I wish it lasted longer
Very cool👍
Моллдец мужик! Очень аккуратный подход к работе.
Bel lavoro pulito e preciso bravo.👍💪
Отличная работа !
Привет из России ✌️
Awesome.
If it wasn't for the respirator, I'd be convinced you are a robot
hahaha, shit. Well, I try to be low key in my videos, no talking/ego etc.. More of a focus on the process.
@@rigoniironworks and laser focus!
@@rigoniironworks I think that’s great. Your channel is focussed solely on the blacksmithing, no excess.
Что-то нечто! Красавица вышла!
EXCELLENT 😎👍
Amazing. The only thing that upsets me is, you didn’t touch mark it! I know it wasn’t forged but you still made it and it still deserves your signature!
Thanks, future anvils will have my mark.
The smart guy
👏hola el video está muy bueno 🤜🤛👍
It just needs a few years of dings and dents for a patina of use and then it'll look really good!
Bravo
👏👏
bravissimo
Next question : How did ancient people made an Anvils without Anvil?
Don’t mind people talking about the filework, they are a cutting tool. They do not last forever!
In the steels I run them in they only last half a year anyway.
Hello. Excellent work. Like jewel. Do you do it for yourself? Doesn't seem profitable
Great video, Is that a workshop or pharmacy ? :)
Did you use low hydrogen rods to weld that? And did you preheat for welding? When welding higher carbon steel like you did, it’s very easy to get cracks. You’re heat treat would fix the coarse grain structure but hydrogen in the welds could give you problems when used.
I used 7018 rod, did not pre-heat, just tacked away till the block was solid. Heated to red, air cooled to anneal, then took to heat treaters. Don't really care if it cracks, will beat the hell out of it, see what design tweaks before getting a batch cast.
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You must get files for free.Only work on forward stroke.
Класс у этого кузнеца золотые руки, но думаю точить напильником в расператоре не очень удобно!
Интересно.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You forgot to drop the ball bearing on it to show the hardness after the heat treatment.
🤓Talent means nothing, while experience, acquired in humility and with hard work, means everything.😊
As ever, impressive! Nice to see a Lincoln tombstone in action when so many use less-penetrating MIG -- what rods did you use to join the halves?
Also, what shop did the heat treat? Care to share approximate cost of this?
Thanks, I used 7018 rods, magnum heat treat in Conroe Tx and cost me around $300 to make/heat treat.
Nice shop! @ 4:48, the block underneath the anvil, what is it called? Where did you get it? I've seen it at another blacksmiths and am very interested in it. Great work!
Thanks, I designed it and had it made. Called an industrial swage block, but I removed the outside curves.
...and there was me thinking it was going to be full size.
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Наковальня по цене золота
Comically small anvil
Very nice, when did you set up in Texas?
This shop is 3yrs old, rented a space for a couple years before that. I'm up in Huntsville, Tx.
@@rigoniironworks didn't you used to have a shop on the Oregon Coast? I just bought a place out of Coos Bay.
By the way, you do some of the cleanest work and have such precise processes!
@@wolfhawaii1 Thanks, no I've been in Texas most of the time, a little in Europe.
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baby anvil is born
So how does a fabricated anvil hold up compared to a cast one?
This is a prototype. My plan is tweak the design after some use to get a batch cast. For use, fabricated should be just fine, but cast/solid steel is best imho.
@@rigoniironworks thanks for the quick reply. I'm a big fan of metal working, but don't have a lot of practical experience. I was just curious how heat treated fabricated steel compares to cast. Wondering how the hardness and brittleness compare since they'll have fairly different grain structures.
Is that wrought iron with a hardened steel surface?
4140 top, welded to a mild steel base.
@@rigoniironworks beautifully done.
what rockwell did you harden it ?
52-54 roughly
Quantas libras essa bigorna têm??
Nobody would or could put down the time and material and everything else unless it’s for a UA-cam video. Next time repurpose a old one and save the environment some😌👌
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You way over stage your scenes. Nice anvil, may want to wax the clamp faces. I watched it all the way through, so there's that.
Thanks, more videos in the future!
OMG why? I mean, cool and all, but why?
I wasn't able to find this style of stake anvil to buy so I designed/built my own. I'll be using it as a compact travel anvil next year in a series of bushcraft/wilderness videos.
@@rigoniironworks thank you for the explanation.
when are you going to learn that a file only cuts going forward and quit ruining your files by dragging them backwards
I'm glad you liked the video. More filework in the future!
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too much degradation,
show how this anvil works and how long it will hold
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