Good trick with the rasp instead if the wire brush.

Felt called out at the beginning lol. Never enough content on anvils, those are some pretty sweet ones. I've got 3 proper anvils at the moment, a 90 lb Chain makers made around 1800, a 190 lb Colonial pattern, and a 300 lb Trenton made around 1943.

Очень интересно, попробую такого сделать

Thanks for feeding all of us anvil nerds well :)

Looks great! Late to the party, butcan I ask what the size was of your starting stock?

Vera god work. Beautiful result 😊

Love it

Enjoyed the stories and history behind the anvils, thank you for sharing.

Great, but still waiting for part 2 😊

Amazing story. I also leave in Cambodia. Hopefully we can meet one day. I am in Phnom Penh. I have build my own «Anvil » from IPN. Just to add on your story, those anvils arrived in Vietnam at 1st as at the French colonial time all ship arrive at Saigon port. Sihanouk Ville was not build yet.

Looks good 👍🏼

Nice work!

Muy bueno 👏👏👏

Now you need a “Maker’s Mark”....

Cool.

nice man!

💯👍

Like it, gives me some ideas. Great video

I made a spoon today. Thank you

Yeah.. Good job mate. Nice

How do you use the hole in the side? My anvil has it also but I do not know why?

Well done, sir.

Fascinating story. Thanks. I've subscribed.

Anvils have the greatest stories. Wish i knew what my anvil went through.

Well done. A very patient smith. Great approach. God bless.

Amazing story with this anvil. German anvil. Cast Steel ?

Nice anvil. I just bought a Mouse hole anvil.

Looks good. Is the twist gonna be part of the handle? Nice idea for grip. Tongs have been my hurdle. I'm a year in, and have picked up all of this pretty well. A lot of carpentry skills just follow suit. An inch is an inch. And I've worked foundries on and off for 5 years so hot metal ain't new lol. For some reason it took me loke 10 tries to get my first set of tongs done. Ive already done like 30 decent various blades, a set of punches/chisels, hot cutter the works.But. them dang tongs man. So much wasted material. Well ignore my rant of a paragraph. ⚒🍻🎄

Красиво!!!!

Great stories! Beautiful Anvils. Glenn's channel has helped me tremendously in my blacksmithing journey! Love his style! I watch a cambodian blacksmith make knives, axes etc.. some of the most talented smiths I have seen . Humble, and very basic tools,but that is all you need ! Fire ,hammer something to pound with and on!! New subscriber here!! 🤘

thanks for the treat.

Merci pour ce magnifique travail et ce partage de savoir faire

Nice one like your video.

Хороша робота, лоблю таке Підпишусь.

I have original P.F.P 1936 (174 kg)

Got a kick out of this video Made me laugh and the anvil history was great

Good work 👍🏼

Great looking! Awesome work

thanks for shareing!

Awesome job, I am a new blacksmith and these kinda videos are helpful. Any other advice

Great anvils you got there. Their history makes them even more special. Thanks for sharing. When's your next video?

Nice looking spoon. I think of a scoop as deeper, typically cylindrical, and about two tablespoons.

Great video, thanks for posting it 👍

Nice clean forging

Great video. How wide is the face of your anvil?

As soon as I saw that old anvil I knew it was a PFP. Instantly jealous 😂😂

Good fun. You did a great job on those tongs. I really enjoy watching people forge a nice clean job like that. good on ya... Fine Job....

Thanks for your really nice and intresting story. I completely understand your passion. Myself I have 3 anvils. The oldest one is from 1899. I can't get enough of them ;-) Greetings form Germany.

Anvils and history nerd here... 150 lb Hay Budden... Thanks for the story, I enjoy that almost as much as the forging.

That is a nice story. I have a couple of anvils, but for me they are just something to beat on. I did have a nice little one I was partial to, but I wasn't using, just admiring it. So, when a fella offered me more money than it was worth, I let it go. Nice history on that one, thanks...