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Anvils,
Amboß Amboss,
l'enclume,
incudine,
el yunque, bigornia,
städ,
incus,
aambeeld,
batente,
наковальня
Stake, sheet metal, forming.
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Photos provided by Andy Mason, UK, digitally processed and grouped by Jock Dempsey.
This style tool is usually designed to fit into a square recieving hole in the end of a long support arm or "horse" that would fit into hollow work.
However, the one to the right is designed to fit in a standard holder.
This type tool can have a variety of geometric faces.
The one to the left is elliptical, the one to the right is a flat round.
Others may be hemispherical or ovoid (elliptical with different proportions on two axiis.
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Links:
Return to Andy Mason Antique Tool Collection
Stakes, anvils and more.
Stakes and Stake Anvils page
Stake Names (American English)
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städ, incus, aambeeld, batente, наковальня Stake, sheet metal, forming.