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Homemade Anvil Stand


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Homemade anvil stand constructed from heavy angle iron and steel plate.
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Dec 08, 2016 3:58 PM
Dr Stan
It is not a good idea to bolt and/or weld an anvil to a ridged platform. It should be mounted on a large block of wood allowing for some movement. Another way is to use a cut down 55 gallon drum filled with sand. These methods allow the strikes to dissipate instead of being shock waves that reverberate in the anvil leading to anvil failures.
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DIY Anvil Stand - comment on how to build a Anvil Stand - 1 comments
Dr Stan says:
Dec 08, 2016 3:58 PM
It is not a good idea to bolt and/or weld an anvil to a ridged platform. It should be mounted on a large block of wood allowing for some movement. Another way is to use a cut down 55 gallon drum filled with sand. These methods allow the strikes to dissipate instead of being shock waves that reverberate in the anvil leading to anvil failures.

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