Making a Rail Anvil Stand

[@bobbyclark590]

Of all the rail/anvil videos I’ve watched, and there’s been a lot! I’ve never seen anyone utilize the already flat side! Everybody grinds down the round side and make a horn. I feel stupid for not thinking of this before. Thank you!

[@laurabeaumont3593]

I just got a piece of rail after waiting years. As soon as I saw the underneath, that will do me a 21×5 1/2 flat plate that looks easy to clean up 👍. I was wondering how I was going to shape a piece of tree for it. I'm happy I never started now because now I know how I'm doing it thx to Mr Paton and utube. I might dress the top rail later if need it because it looks like a lot of disc,s and a steady hand

[@DavidPlass]

That's just awesome. Brilliant how you used the table saw as a router to flatten all the sides!

[@DavidWaeldervideo]

Optional top and bottom cradle?! Brilliant .

[@mikegrotte3953]

Had to make one, Thanks, I've had this piece of track for fifty years!

[@davel9015]

Wow! I've had a piece of RR iron just like that hanging around my garage for years and never knew how to mount it. Thanks lots.

[@johnjude2685]

Use for upsetting

[@LawnMowerProductions]

2:24 That is the most getto thing I have seen anyone do with a table saw, you have earned my respect.

[@PatonHaus]

No kidding, that was a bit nerve-racking.

[@mikrich76]

Necessity is the mother of invention rather than going and buying a major tool if you don’t have aces to one. You could make then blanks with an X-Carve too...if you had one.

[@edheide7229]

A really good video, explained the build well, no musical distraction. Thank you.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you!

[@markfryer9880]

Very clever way to use a section of railroad track, both top and bottom no less. Some real out of the box thinking there. Well done.

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks Mark!

[@777Russo]

Хорошая идея настольной наковаленки ! Для мелких работ то что надо! Автор молодец!👍

[@oldoldpilgrim1885]

I neglected to say, it was ingenious the way you designed the stand so it would work both ways. I'd never have thought to do that.

[@hamidr11]

Love everything about this video, start to finish. Your creativity is admirable.

[@shyleshsrinivasan5092]

Wow ! Very satisfying ! Very handy stuff ! Thanks for sharing this build !!

[@c50ge]

I have a railroad anvil. I would have never thought of using the flat side. before watching this. LOVE YOUR IDEA!!! THANKS

[@PatonHaus]

Awesome!

[@rockyjjones8989]

I have a piece of rail track. I don't think I would use the flat bottom because that part of the track has not been hardened. Only the top has been heat treated plus it has been hardened by the rail car wheels have hardened it further by the load of the railroad cars plus the heat from the rolling car wheels. The track top is pretty damn hard. Try cutting the train rail with a vertical saw with blade cooling lubercant. It takes about 20 to 25 minutes to cut through. If you cut it to fast you will break the blade. I know I have broken blades before.

[@troyschuller671]

Please dont think this is a good idea its a crappy idea man

[@joejones6159]

A brilliant tutorial. Thank you

[@carlsosnoski8722]

I also have a railroad anvil and never thought of the bottom, thank you, beautiful job

[@timhyatt9185]

because you wouldn't want to use it for anything but soft metals.....it's annealed so it's much softer than the top..

[@73honda350]

Fantastic idea and a well-produced video that provides all the info needed without wasting any of my time on needless fluff and fill. Thanks!

[@suzukispider]

the whole video is fluff. just have a machine shop flatten the top of the rail, and you're done, good to go for decades. my dad's been using a rail anvil for 30 years at least, without stupid ass wood to absorb the energy of impact and rot, crush, and loosen up. this whole idea is stupid. plywood? c'mon man, that's not how to build an anvil.

[@williamlee606]

Beautiful work ..... ignore the negative and appreciate the positive...... With that said what you did shows. Its not aways about making it simple and fast. It's an art in everything. From start to finish. Even the tools used to make them. Thank you for the time and effort showing your skills. Keep them coming....

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you William!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Thanks guys. Dream on

[@ip5232]

Lovely!! And to the point not at all fill with unnecessary commentaries or shots of the person doing the video ! Great video and wondefully explained thank you!👍

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks! I started with about 2.5 hours of footage so this was a heavily condensed video to make.

[@sgribb02]

Very nice build! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@cvaloura74]

I am fixin to try and make this my self , love it,

[@armandocasasconcosas9651]

of all the adaptations that I have seen this is the most ingenious, very good, congratulations...💡💡💡👍👍🎖🎖🎖

[@IAW888]

Beautiful stand for a railroad track anvil

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Hector!

[@ralphmourik]

HOW DOES KZbin KNOW???, I just got a piece of rail as a gift a few days ago, and was thinking of making a wooden stand for it, and then this shows up in my recomendations 😱😱😱😱😱

[@PatonHaus]

It's a sign, you must build a stand.

[@ralphmourik]

And I will be making this design because it looks awesome... maybe i'll make a video about it and put it on my channel, all credit will go to you offcourse 👍👍👍

[@PatonHaus]

Awesome! Make sure to come back and let me know! 👍

[@Retrogradeinversion]

This is a great idea, really clever. Something like this never occurred to me. I'm going to make one of these for a rail piece I just purchased. Probably overkill, but I think I'll use 10 ply birch for maximum strength, and modify the profile a bit for my preference. Thanks for posting this!

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Richard! I grab this thing all the time, even for minor hammering work. Using some high-grade thick ply would definitely make the process easier, you'd have fewer pieces to cut and less sanding once it's all assembled.

[@keithcleghorn5102]

That was worth every minute of my time. Thank You for such a great idea. Winter is coming and I needed some projects while it's cold and snowing. I also saved and subscribed.

[@PatonHaus]

I'm happy you enjoyed it Keith, thank you for the kind words and your subscription!

[@sakthivelchandran9835]

Awesome. Simply awesome. In 3.56 minutes, covered all, covered economically, covered intelligently. Hats off.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you!

[@timbylander7015]

What a great idea! I will have to do that with the piece of rail I have. Thanks.

[@НильсКлаус]

Ни хрена се наковаленка!)))) На такой топор отковать можно)

[@mickcarson8504]

Smart man. We need more home handymen like you. Excellent work.

[@Mercenary_32]

Great idea! 👍

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks!

[@swigswag7295]

What the hell? Why so much hate? This is actually pretty clever and is probably what im going to do for my little railroad anvil now that i've seen it. Thanks for the video.

[@PatonHaus]

A lot of keyboard warriors here for sure. Thanks for commenting!

[@ЧерновРоман]

Мини наковальня. Офигительная вещь. Кто работает руками, тот поймет. Лайк за видео. 👍

[@PatonHaus]

Спасибо!

[@Myavorg]

Мне давным-давно (в 2003 году) повезло купить маленькую 3-кг наковальню, только ширина рабочей поверхности всего 30 мм, и в дополнение к ней у меня для больших деталей есть чугунный пригруз от стиральной машины "Вятка-автомат".

[@PatonHaus]

именно так

[@ForeverLikeits]

@@Myavorg 11235689!@##))110 9012160??!#:"

[@pabloPicasso211]

Ну это наш дедовский способ, ну чем он удивил.?

[@Gauge1LiveSteam]

In less then 4 minutes you do two days worth of work. Great idea. I'm going to do one of these. Thanks.

[@oldtiler3645]

Идея класс! Режисура супер! Лайк. Подписка. Удачи!!!

[@PatonHaus]

Спасибо!

[@domingohermosilla2936]

Lo

[@brianfalls5894]

Now that was neat! I never thought about making up something like that. I've got a piece of rail coming in in a couple days that I am going to make an anvil out of. I'll have to seriously consider making up a stand like that. Great video!

[@PatonHaus]

Absolutely! It is still very useful and has held up wonderfully. Make it as heavy as you can manage.

[@steersman-zv2ng]

I need to make one of those .Thanks you're a bloody genius

[@troyschuller671]

You need to look around and find a better video on the making of a better anvil

[@masiel465]

You guys have an awesome imagination. Good job.

[@ИгорьБорисенко-г4в]

Отзывы на английском языке- великолепная идея и исполнение, бриллиант. Отзывы на русском - бесполезная хрень. Разница менталитетов налицо. Вот бы уехать на запад ! Я бы там пилил доску, что бы получить опилки. Потом клеил клеил из опилок доску. А окружающие ставили мне лайки, хвалили меня и Платили мне кучу денег.

[@Denis_Ka]

Боюсь огорчить, такая технология уже существует) ДВП, ДСП (ДПС, как разновидность деревяшек)

[@zaslavskiy77vk]

для того что бы делать из фанеры всякое? Дак вы можете и не уезжать, это и здесь возможно

[@ИгорьБорисенко-г4в]

@@Denis_Ka основной посыл моего коммента таков - Бесполезная и трудоёмкая работа (как показано на видео) Кажется очень нужной, великолепной и сверх полезной Для англо-говорящей публики. Именно поэтому я написал "Клеил из опилок ДОСКУ", а не плиту (речь о ДВП, ДСП) А вот новый для меня материал- "ДПС -разновидность деревяшек" Требует пояснений с вашей стороны

[@николайс-т4ц]

Игорь Борисенко Думаю русские знают что после 20 ударов пудовой кувалдой эта конструкция развалится в хлам.Ну а если по ней стучать молотком стекольщика,то накой так заморачиваться с постройкой.

[@v.9809]

@@николайс-т4ц, может Вы не заметили, но это МИНИнаковальня. Зачем же по ней пудовым молоточком...

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Super idea ! Thanks

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks!

[@wadimen]

Так в РЖД рельсы хронят. Летом - зимние, зимой - летние. Как автомобилисты резину в чехлах.

[@karabas7922]

wadimen На балконе здания Министерства путей сообщения. Под полиэтиленом. Напротив банок с огурцами.

[@ЛёхаСнежков-б3м]

=))) А зимние, это те, что ширее?

[@НильсКлаус]

@@ЛёхаСнежков-б3м не, это летняя. Зимняя та с шипами

[@Виталийсамодельщик]

Тупость у не русских, много возни. Можно взять 1 доску и 2 бруска, доска снизу и 2 бруска сверху, обточить рубанком, склеить и на болты.

[@oldoldpilgrim1885]

Cool! If Ivan wants his hammer to rebound when he works metal he can have the narrow part up and if he needs a wider work area and doesn't mind lifting the hammer he can have the bottom on top.

[@PatonHaus]

You got it, but who's Ivan?

[@oldoldpilgrim1885]

I tried to read the comments but couldn't as they appeared to be in Russian. When I think of a Russian, I often think of the name Ivan. Were you the builder?

[@PatonHaus]

Haha yes this is my video, I built the anvil stand. I have no clue why there’s so many Russian comments here, I’m not Russian, I live in Canada. I’ve responded to a few comments in Russian but I just used Google translate for that.

[@oldoldpilgrim1885]

Well, hello to my Canadian Cousin. I'm in the USA. By chance I own one anvil with good rebound. I think it was made in Russia. Harbor Freight doesn't sell them anymore. My guess is that it has to do with sanctions.

[@АлександрДоманин-ф9й]

Зачем я это посмотрел на ночь глядя . Теперь не усну и буду думать и гадать что это было ?

[@54new8888]

не заморачивайся, спи. а то умный будешь.

[@lrod4374]

I have a 10” piece of track & now I know what to do with it. Great job!

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks Leo!

[@модесторлов]

чехол для рельсы?

[@Mikhandmaker]

Very intelligent tips! Nice job

[@jishimoari]

But there is a problem, only the top of the rail is hardened, not the bottom...

[@jorgenlannock]

since the body is out of multiplex wood i doubt he will use it for heavy hammering or blacksmithing. but it's an easy way of building something for small work where brutal force is out of the question

[@PatonHaus]

You're right, but this will only be used for light-duty stuff, definitely no real blacksmithing work happening here.

[@stanjarmolowicz]

that's okay ..the bottom is hard enough for delicate projects ...this anvil system is fantastic for jewelry shop

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

Could be used for something like hand lapping

[@rogerpratchet]

aint it full body hadfield steel?

[@Timbo868]

You know if I was a craftmen, I would be completely, and utterly green with envy of this project. I subscribed. Now keep those videos coming!!

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Tim!

[@sandrik1976]

Как из кучи фанеры, с помощью дорогого инструмента ,сделать чушь

[@Putnik7777777]

Постепенно начнёт прослабляться, и бухтеть вся конструкция. Барахло(((

[@pieostas9402]

вообще не понял.а что это

[@sandrik1976]

@@pieostas9402 подставка для наковальни.

[@sandrik1976]

@@EHOTbl4 вы там хакусывайте , не стесняйтесь

[@ИванКрузенштерн-ь3щ]

Уйня

[@Custom.And.Design]

Love the video, right to the point. Don't mind any of the negative comments, it's a great build. It can easily serve it's purpose, keep them comimg.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you!

[@jamesherring5140]

Good idea

[@edwinleach4013]

What is the idea? Seems most don't know what it is.

[@antoniorobles8706]

Beautiful and original! Never saw before. And this project allows to recycle parts and pieces, like wood and rail. I suggest you to show more of the finished product in the video, and from differente planes. Sorry for my poor English.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Antonio! You're right, I should have shown more at the end.

[@Fabrizio_Marengo_Fai_da_Te_DIY]

Well done nice idea....👍💪

[@pabloPicasso211]

ХУЙНЯ, 👍

[@Brainchild69]

Awesome! I was thinking of how I could make a stand for one of those and here you've gone and figured it out for me. Thanks for posting this!

[@PatonHaus]

Hopefully you can improve on my design! Maybe add some handles? Also some way to clamp it down to a bench would be good too.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great idea. Nice video. : )

[@jeffwolf8018]

So simple, but brilliant at the same time. Thank you for the great video and your workmanship.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Jeff!

[@alexandervlg3658]

Тоже ищешь русский коммент?)))

[@drscorpion7580]

Теперь они есть, а 2-3 года назад "днём с огнём" под такими роликами:)

[@СергейБолт-и1и]

Что это было

[@drscorpion7580]

@@СергейБолт-и1и Когда собаке нечем заняться - она свои яйца лижет, а он сделал подставку для наковальни. В общем бесполезную вещь!

[@dedRuslan]

@@drscorpion7580 Вообще то яйца лижит кот, если что.

[@солнцемоё-ц3и]

@@drscorpion7580 бесполезная вещь - это твои мозги! А он сделал очень полезную вещь!

[@Captleemo]

That's pretty slick.

[@АлексейЧезганов]

хитро )))

[@klemtemlock4221]

I would never have thought of this you are BRILLIANT !!!!

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Klem!

[@fillinn1885]

на низ резиновый коврик приклеить не помешало бы!

[@PatonHaus]

Отличная идея!

[@nestorivanovic1477]

Fill Inn ага, шоб прыгала, когда по ней стучишь.

[@fillinn1885]

@@nestorivanovic1477 - с чего это она будет прыгать? ;-)

[@nestorivanovic1477]

Fill Inn ходят слухи, шо резина упругая...

[@valdemarahonovsk2527]

можно простой войлок для мебельных ножек

[@denniscotey8182]

I like it. I have an anvil but I also have an 11" section of RR track. Im gonna do the same thing with it. Thanks for sharing a great idea!

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks Dennis! Absolutely you should build something to hold your rail, maybe you can film a video and find some improvements?

[@denniscotey8182]

@@PatonHaus honestly?! Im not sure how I could improve on you design!

[@ФормулаЖелеза]

Дайте угадаю это - чехол для рельсы)))

[@солнцемоё-ц3и]

Хуй ты угадал, это чехол для твоей головы!

[@ФормулаЖелеза]

@@солнцемоё-ц3и Это мой чехол в твою голову!

[@chryles]

Been thinking about a railway anvil for a while. This could be really useful and nothing in this design stops a horn being put on it either. What I would change is those plastic knobs for some proper wing nuts.

[@PatonHaus]

This design has been exceptionally useful and very easy to store away when not needed. You're absolutely right about the plastic knobs, they were not a great choice. If I can find some nice wide wing nuts, maybe bronze or stainless, I'll definitely switch them out.

[@user-wo9gv1wv5d]

Я один не понял что это?и зачем?

[@sandrik1976]

Ради видео не больше

[@АлександрОленников-т7ъ]

Я тоже самое хотел написать.

[@surikov65]

Чтоб не оглохнуть самому и не получить от оглохшего соседа.

[@Memphis2284]

I might suggest lining the jig insert with felt or a thin layer of rubber cement to absorb some of the vibration from the impact, otherwise the wood may erode faster from the constant pressure from being beaten on making the opening jig slot expand at a faster rate. Just a suggestion, great job, well thought out for a temporary holder

[@PatonHaus]

That’s something I considered while building it, but after the glue had dried the entire plywood lamination was essentially one solid block of wood. It would take a tremendous amount of use for the wood to compress in any appreciable way. Though I may add a sheet of rubber to the bottom of the block to better isolate it from the floor/table. Thanks for the comment!

[@ВладимирПухов-с1у]

Зачем

[@scottcates]

Good video. Gets right to the point.

[@АлексейДобровольский-ъ4щ]

Ты лучше мне скажи, как из рельсы кувалду изготовить. У меня шмат рельса есть, а идеи нет.

[@demetrius3308]

Дык а чего сложного? Верхушку срезал, нарезал на плашки, сварил кувалду. 5 минут делов)))))))))) Люди вон не то что кувалду, топоры делают! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqunnoCEaJh5oas

[@НиколайТерентьев-у1к]

Давай меняться, я тебе кувалду а ты мне рельсу.

[@ГерманСорокин-д5к]

Блин,ну где в Нерезиновске кусок рельса найти...

[@ВалеронВикторович]

Один край рельсы изолентой обматать.

[@tihond11]

В любой дистанции пути можно обрезки рельсов купить.

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Excellent job ! 👍

[@alexmas8670]

Подставка под рельсу из километра фанеры. Если хочется универсальности, проще вторую рельсу достать и ноги к ней приварить. Диз короче.

[@Sergei_Derevnya]

рельс плохо варится , пробовал , хотя может не умею, но там сталь похожа на чугун

[@andreymatyash1184]

🤓 умник

[@surikov65]

Чтобы не звенела. Глухим, канешн, не поможет😀

[@ИванМартынов-и6х]

@@Sergei_Derevnya Ну варят же швы между рельсами.

[@Sergei_Derevnya]

варят , посмотрите как в ютубе , там температурный нагрев большой , инвертером наверно можно если прогреть сперва , да и сталь эта хрупкая место сварки отколоться может и кстати рельс легче разбить чем отпилить )) тоже о хрупкости стали говорит

[@A_J_kim]

You did a great job.

[@ГеоргийЛуцкевич-л6ч]

Проще наковальню купить, чем такой ерундой заниматься.

[@ВЕРОНИКАБРОНЧЕНКО]

проще подрочить чем с женой всю жинь мучатся

[@АндрейБойко-ы9б]

Ценник на наковальню глянь! Я глянул - ищу рельс.

[@ГеоргийЛуцкевич-л6ч]

Дрочи, идиотка. А рельс-то причем?:

[@ГеоргийЛуцкевич-л6ч]

Глянь сколько он инструмента, не всегда нужного использует, чтобы сделать из рельса наковальню. Ленточная пила - от 25 тыс. и далее, распиловочный станок и т.д. и т.п.

[@nikabor7]

Андрей Бойко на авито наковальню можно купить в районе 3000 рублей. Это не так уж и дорого

[@jucepineda]

Excelente idea. Gracias!

[@nikolaj800]

хрень какая то

[@twsdlbh]

I want to see a rebound test and how well it holds up under use.

[@PatonHaus]

Turn on CC (Closed captioning) to follow along!

[@FFD_Restorations]

Fantastic video, many steps you did in more creative way and I really enjoyed watching. I bet you had great fun making it 😆 👍

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you! I certainly had fun building it!

[@михаилсербин]

нормалёк,ЛАЙК.

[@PatonHaus]

Спасибо

[@bobkin611]

0:27 that's the most satisfying thing I've seen in a while...

[@PatonHaus]

I remember that moment thinking “wow this is actually going to work”. Thanks for watching!

[@bobkin611]

@@PatonHaus Genius idea man, and no problem

[@jamescaison7694]

Nice job, but what's the point?

[@PatonHaus]

Check out the description 👍

[@jamescaison7694]

@@PatonHaus Well, it's an anvil cradle. My anvil doesn't have a cradle and I can't imagine that it ever will. Like I said, what's the point? Tell me what I'm missing.

[@PatonHaus]

I want to use the flat side of the rail, this enables me to do that.

[@jamescaison7694]

@@PatonHaus I'm sorry. What side of the anvil is made available by boxing it in soft plywood. How would it survive in an iron worker environment?

[@PatonHaus]

It’s not boxed in. The rail can be removed and flipped to have either side facing up. I’m not a blacksmith so it really doesn’t have to survive a whole lot. It’s rock solid, I wouldn’t classify laminated plywood as “soft plywood”.

[@jaymoon8559]

Brilliant work of art.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Jay! I'm glad you liked it.

[@far3584]

Рельсу в тески зажал и тоже самое....

[@leonardorojas1781]

Very good! Now I just need to find a piece of rail or something similar!

[@loelco8162]

This Had to be one ofbthe weirdest things ive seen🤔

[@parapilotalex]

Классная задумка, буду себе тоже делать подобную в гараже.

[@suzukispider]

I only clicked on this to say that it's completely stupid. you have there a perfectly good piece of steel, then you want to put it upside down in such a manner that all the force from your hammer blows are going to be absorbed by the wood underneath. I can see quite clearly that the narrow rail top will be driven down into the wood, crushing it, making things loosen up. try this: put the rail right side up, and flatten the top. my dad's been using rail anvils for 30 years at least. he had a machine shop flatten the top, done. done. done. no problem or useless 'layers of plywood' to rot, crush, or cause problems. I'll say this though, you certainly found a creative way to waste your time and resources. not impressed.

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks James!

[@carlsmith4767]

Didn't know james dean was a moron your dad seam cool you f'n moron. The best part of you ran down your momma's leg.

[@mattjohns3394]

Timothy Zillmer This is prettier and more mobile.

[@mattjohns3394]

Timothy Zillmer Yeah, that occurred to me moments after I submitted my reply.

[@djstringsmusic2994]

I love seeing people like you in the comments. You're normally creatively inept, have very little to no skills and are certainly not a master at anything, yet you spout you're mouth off, vomiting hindsight all over comments sections, and even have the balls to shit on projects done by actual master craftsman. You have the inability to share constructive criticism because you're simply just an ass. Have a nice life with all the rest of the lovely Professor KZbin Expert crowd. :) P.S. It's very obviously for light work, he's not going to be pounding out a long sword on this. And the grain direction of the plywood should be plenty strong not to crush under any force he's going to be putting on it. Yours truly a materials engineer. Lol

[@squallreviews788]

I like that you can switch the striking surface to have a rounded end.

[@PatonHaus]

Right? That's a huge benefit to building something like this. Thanks for commenting!

[@buddywilson104]

Great idea and good job

[@oldmaster6785]

Excellent idea and an excellent presentation. The Old Master

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks!

[@andreyradchenko1458]

Креативненько! Похвально и стан сделал, и ударную погасил.. вот только фонера овно👍👍👍👍👍

[@MRSketch09]

That was pretty cool.

[@raisinhel1173]

Personally I would have used it the other way around but great way of utilizing resources great job

[@PatonHaus]

Used what the other way around?

[@charlierich9840]

Great work, hands down.

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Charlie!

[@delljohnson172]

Thats really COOL SIR..GREAT IDEA. GREAT JOB.. LOOKS GOOD TOO.

[@gangsta1355]

Awesome..BIG POG. GREAT MAKE POG CHAMP... TOTALLY POGGERS

[@artemartemovich6059]

СУПЕР!ЗДОРОВО!БРАВО! ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО! ЧУДЕСНО!ГЕНИАЛЬНО!

[@PatonHaus]

Спасибо!

[@sandys9791]

Very smart idea

[@matter9]

excellent work!

[@PatonHaus]

Thank you Spencer!

[@drehorgelbauer6350]

GUTE IDEE UND GUTE ARBEIT !!! GOOD IDEA AND GOOD WORK !!!

[@PatonHaus]

Vielen dank!!

[@curtissmith5875]

Loved it. Thank you for sharing

[@PatonHaus]

Thanks Curtis!

[@Hrafnhistorical]

Excellent idea!

[@stanjarmolowicz]

i'm tool nuts myself ... this piece is so cute that i would be afraid to use it ...i would take it o bead under pillow and hug it trough the night . ...i think i'll make one for myself ...OF COURSE I'LL BRAG TO EVERYBODY WHO VISIT MY SHOP THAT I INVENTED !!! at least until they find that video on you tube i'll be the hero . Thank you for the video ..this is such outstanding idea and again : IS SO CUTE !

[@suzukispider]

this is a terrible idean. do like my dad did 30 years ago: have a machine shop flatten the top of the rail, and you're done. no wood to rot, crush, absorb energy, etc. My dad's still using the same rail, by the way. never had to work on it or be inconvenienced by the stupid wood.

[@stanjarmolowicz]

is fine for JEWELERS the anvil itself have more than enough mass to resist pounding on small pieces of gold or platinum . Hard wood stump is used even at blacksmith shop and work perfect if the anvil is heavy enough . This idea is for small precision smithing .. for heavy pounding i have 120 lb anvil resting on mothe... big oak stump