✔ DiResta Anvil Stand
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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To cut this .25" thick steel i use a Lincoln Tomahawk 625 Plasma cutter! i use 6 pieces 18"x18" to make this make a stand for my Anvil
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You found a brilliant use for a droneshot!
Totally aggree.. I love it....
Yep....as much as I like the whole vid the ending is exceptional!! Good work Jimmy and crew.
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Hey Jimmy, just wanted to let you know that your videos have inspired me to refurb and remake a load of my grandads old rusty rotten tools. Brought a load of it back to life and it's going to live on. My son and I are now making his first hammer. He's 11. Thanks so much. Keep everything coming.
Didn't realise you'd done some tv work, gave Dirty Money a look, your youtube is infinitely superior, none of the superfluous 'for tv' padding, just quality.
The common people like to say 'Jack of all trades, master of none', but when it comes to Jimmy, I have confidence in saying Jack of all trades, Master of all.
sc0tte1 haha thank you!
I agree with you!
sc0tte1 In this economy u cant master one trade. Gotta work like four jobs. Insane.
My Dad is 70 and still works 12 hour days, 7 days a week. He works @ local hospital and owns a DME. Needs to retire.
He never stops amazing me :-)
My only question is how do yo pick it up ? HEE HEE
with the equipment and tools he has available to him its not very hard to make most of these things.
I love working on projects at night. It feels like there is a lot less distractions and i get more done. Also that ending drone shot is wicked cool.
I love the simplicity of the sides. Much better than cutting and welding a bunch of pieces!
A beautiful closing shot here Jimmy. Nice stout table too. Enjoy your work. I'm a friend of Greg Porter and the proud owner of Twisted Sharpie #21.
Your welding skills are getting better with each project.
Those Lincoln's are pretty nice.
Your videos skills are already way up there.
What's funny is that I'd never work in my workshop with a watch on my wrist, even if it was a cheap watch from the flea market. But you sir, you work with a Submariner. I'm speechless, it takes guts. Simply amazing.
That is a terrific camera shot....welding the legs together!! Awesome build - as always....
Beautiful simplicity. I like the way you order the task. That drone camera pull out at the end was boss AF.
Always enjoy watching a Jimmy DiResta video. They keep getting better. Keep up the awesome work and cool projects 👍
Probably one of the best shot videos of your that I've seen, it just got brought to another level with the drone shot
the shot through the tube while cutting and when u attach the camera to the cutting arm that comes down were cool AF.
The stand is very cool, sturdy and handy. I also apreciated some sophisticate framing points...
That last shot was beautiful!
Some great shots in this one, especially the welding and pipe cutting. Nice work.
Awesome build. Loved the closing drone shot.
That last shot was amazing. That's a beautiful house and property you have Jimmy.
Love it! Looks heavy duty enough to take a beating. I would only change 2 things. I would make it a bit taller and I would put a piece of wood between the anvil and the stand to dampen the noise. Love watching your builds and now your VLOGS!
loving the different shots you are incorporating lately like that wide shot at 4:22!
I love the way you add value to stuff. Not only your creations, but the old, tired tools that your find and restore. They would be junk to many people. But, your knowledge and skill and determination give them purpose and utility. Looking forward to the next Vlog! Okay, two questions: 1. why the construction adhesive between the top plate and the stand? 2. No "feet"/ won't the legs sink into the soil?
great job. I'm building my own but will put a plate on the bottom and fill the cavity with cement. Put saran wrap around the bottom of the anvil and let it sink in just enough to seat. That way the weight of the cement adds to the anvil. Also will have the bottom set up so a pallet jack can easily fit underneath and move the anvil whenever I need to.
Jimmy, I really like the way you move the camera to interesting shots. Loved the shoot thru the pipe. The drone shoot at the end was super too.
It's really inspiring to me being that I am making a spice rack in high school woodworking to see what practice can create :)
The ol Kalamazoo cutting like a champ!...............Nice build brother!
JIMMY. NOW THAT'S A " TABLE AND A HALF"!!!!! GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!
Jimmy, Thank you for inspiring me to get back in the shop and be creative!!!!
Nice Build! Reminds me a lot of the hammer holder build.....LOVE the aerial shot on the end! Have A Super Week!..... Gus
Amazing work!!! I diggin the huge post leg vise next to your work table outside. That thing is massive!!!!!
That drone shot at the end was wonderful. Nice work as always Jimmy. :)
Brilliant! Love it brother! and the Drone shot at the end is just amazing! did you put the Glue between the two plates to dampen the bounce?
I didn't really think of that, I assumed he used construction adhesive because he could only spot weld the outside perimeter and wanted to bond it as well as he could. It at would definitely eliminate the vibration (and ringing noise) between the two plates.
Loved the final cutaway drone shot, although I was a little disappointed that the outbuilding didn't have "DIRESTA" stenciled on the roof! ;)
lol
It's always cool to see your ideas and building methods.
Dude that drone shot at the end was just perfect!
Great work, amazing how you continue to develop fresh ways to teach and entertain at the same time. Fantastic stuff.
Awesome!! The build is going to last forever and the last shot was awesome too!
Awesome!! I love my Tomahawk plasma cutter. Brilliant as always Jimmy!
I believe I speak for a lot of ur fans in saying this but really glad to see ur doing more videos. keep up the great work Jimmy Diresta
+Justin 300csrt8 thank you !
Great stand with all those really functional little holders. That closing drone shot though! :-O Amazing.
Nice Job Jimmy that Anvil is huge
That is some beautiful scenery up there in the hills. Nice build Jimmy.
I already hear a lot of noise coming from that stand, and that tools hanging will be like Santa's bells :)
I was going to say the same thing. Good chance its going to walk around the shop when your using it too. Looks pretty good tho
Yes, I love Diresta :)
Kemza I hear Santa Claus coming with all bells!!!
Maybe that's the reason for the black schmoo between the two steel plates? I dunno, DiResta's a pretty smart guy, I'm sure if it doesn't work right he'll fix it so it does.
I wanna know about this, too. Any info, Jimmy?
Simply one of the most intelligent guys!!!
Go Jimmy!!
Great project, nice filming/editing and fabulous last drone shot!!!
I think an awesome idea would be to make a steel ring and then weld the smaller rings for holding your tools around the perimeter of it and then place the ring around the stump you were originally using as an anvil stand.
However, the one you made is still insanely awesome. Nice job
Great work jimmy!! Can't wait to get that welder! Love the way you ended the video with the drone shot
Just my 2cents. you should put a plate under each corner. That'll spread the load out and keep it from digging into the ground or concrete. Awesome video as always!
Jimmy, nice build.
I need to break down and make a proper anvil stand; currently I am using 3 old car rims welded together.
Thanks for all the great content.
Sounds pretty solid to me.
I used a bunch of 4X4's nailed together. I don't like steel anvil stands.
I used to use an Elm Trunk, but now I have my anvil anchored to the side of an old broken refrigerator. Still works fine.
You guys have any ideas how to make anvil stand that keeps anvil at its place but dampens almost all the noise+downwards energy? In this case asking as maker in apartment building....my downstairs neighbor is old man that seems to be blind and deaf, but i doubt that his THAT blind and deaf, not to hear me hammering down :D I really really dont want to get complaints=get trow out from here due that....Still i need something solid to hammer against... kinda problematic for me..
Love that final shot. Great build.
Well done with the fly away at the end! Beautiful!
That end shot was awesome. Loving it.
Just noticed when the drone moved away that the roof of Jimmy's workshop is a prime piece of real estate for the Diresta stencil. would need to be a big one but would look well cool.
That last shot was bad ass!
A sexy anvil stand and a very sexy closing shot. Well done my friend
Nice build. Love the area you live in. Much nicer than the big city.
Nice, can't wait to watch you on some forging projects! Thanks for sharing!
It couldn't be any better............... it fits perfectly!
Cinematography in this video was great, Jimmy! Really enjoyed it, can't wait to see upcoming videos with you using the anvil/stand!
The inside shot sealing up the corner welds was sweet.
Nice build. And I really enjoyed the shot at the end.
Production values are beauty. Really sweet vid.
Thats smart! I would of never thought of to take a router to the wood! Good idea.
Great craftsmanship. Only one doubt. not noisy fight over? Usually the anvils rely on wood. Thanks for your experiences
I love the Drone exit shot. I literally smiled and said "oh that's a great way to use drone footage." Keep it up!
yeah south america loves you Jiimy.
Greetings from Peru
Perfect ending. Good job, Jimmy
one of your best videos yet, love the production!
Great video... and that ending shot with the drone.. amazing!
hi, Jimmy! amazing place you live! amazing things you do! watch all your videos. thank you! I learned a lot from you.
I am excited to see what you make with the anvil.
There's some really great shots in there Jimmy. Nice work.
Great job Jimmy as usual it's always a pleasure to watch your vids. Greetings from France ! ✌
great work and I'm jelly at where you live. I love the country. and as a new yorker too, I would love to live upstate.
Yay staying up late payed off after all new diresta vids are the best
Дорогой Джимми, я отдыхаю на твоих видео. Дай Бог тебе здоровья. Из-за тебя мне теперь нужно много инструмента :)
Will be curious to see (and hear) how it works out as compared to a wooden base. The top plate making the goop sandwich was an interesting touch--should deaden the sound a bit.
Amazing footage at the end. Jimmy for president.
Excellent and build. I am a big fan of yours! Gush. Gush.
nicely done ending. you're getting better dude. thank you for your motivating videos!
wow that last shot was really good...
Terrific video and creative build as always. Your amazing and thanks for sharing.
I loved the ending!!! Ok I loved the whole video...But I especially loved the ending.
Jimmy youre are truly the best! thanks for work and creativity!
Jimmy want to leave here a big hug here in Portugal is always a great pleasure to see your videos always learn so thank you but when you are doing things all seem easy kkkk hug and continuation of good projects
One of the coolest things he's ever made. Keep making more! ☺
Dimmy inspired me a lot in his work congratulations
i love your outro nice ending with the drone shot
Cool stand and awesome drone shot at the end!
Great video but I need to challenge you on two things: how will you keep the anvil from bouncing around when you hit it and wouldn't that be especially loud? Love your work just curious as to the logistics of this piece
Loud? It’s metal on metal, not pillows on pillows...
Love the idea of the hammer loops ... great shot at the end too... NYS pretty awesome (except the dam taxes)
Another awesome built video, l like the drone shoot, great job Jimmy 👍🏻👊🏻
You might want to stick two large magnets to the anvil. Apparently it silences the ringing that occurs when you hit it. I couldn't explain why but apparently it works. Chandler Dickinson did a video titled "Blacksmithing - Do Magnets Reduce An Anvils Ring" demonstrating it.
Gonna have to play with my plasma cutter now :-)
That was bad ass Jimmy, as always !
Fantastic video. Beautifully filmed.
one Brazilian fan u.u, congratilations for you job man.
Acho que são 5 kkk
o cara é top demais 😎
mais um aqui...kkk
Brasil! .O/
Eu me chamo Carlos Eduardo
This was one of the best Table I've ever seen!!!!👍🏽 too C👀L!!!!
What a new sight of diresta video!
Heavy Metal!!!:-) nice work! I also like the fly over shot at the end!! :-)
Willy is getting pretty good with the drone.