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Many smiths jump to unnecessary and destructive weld repairs on corners when they do not need to. First, anvil corners do not need to be sharp. It is bad for both the work and the tool. Radiusing corners often clears up minor chipping. More severe chipping can be dressed out by grinding the side of the anvil first slightly narrowing the face. A small amount taken off the side can reduce chips to where radiusing the corners will clean them up entirely. This can also reduce the radius of heavily rounded corners, again, without welding. A few manufacturers ground or machined the side of the anvil just enough to make a true straight corner. So a little grinding there would not be out of place.
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NEW! Anvil Painting by Jon Gnagy Who knew? Gnagy called himself the "blacksmith of art"? This was his favorite painting. | ||
Collection of Emerald Koch, BlacksmithParadise.com Selections from the extrodinary collection of Austrian tool dealer Emerald Koch. Blacksmiths Tools you may never see anywhere else in the world. Many of these rare items are for sale and will ship worldwide. | ||
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Donated Anvil Images (60 anvils, more as they come)
Attwood Stourbridge from Australia, Stake anvil from the Turley Collection, Three Italian anvils, Russian Stake Anvil, Brooks, Columbian, Vulcan, Arm and Hammer Anvils, Fisher Eagle Anvils. . . * NEW! * 63. Two Vulcans From the Ted Mays Collection. World's "Largest" Anvil | |
Miniature Anvil Collections (70 mini anvils)
Collections from John Catchings the Sovie estate and MORE. | ||
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The Greenwood Collection (18 anvils)
Photographs of one of the finest collections in the U.S. including Colonial American and European anvils. | |
The Lyda-Ferdinand Collection (17 anvils, more coming)
Rare and ancient European and Early American anvils. | ||
Maison de l'Outil (House of Tools) museum anvils (38 anvils)
Photographs of over two dozen rare anvils, many never seen outside Europe until now. | ||
The Prillwitz Collection (12 anvils, more coming)
Rare and ancient European and Early American anvils. 11. Dentists Anvil Made by Alex D. Cunny, Cin. OH. * NEW! * 12. Rare Cutlers' Anvil | ||
Old Millstone Forge Anvils (6 anvils)
The Old Millstone Forge Museum anvils. | ||
The anvilfire Image Collection (42 anvils 2 patterns)
Anvil photos by the guru and others collected over a decade. Includes foundry patterns, rare laptop anvils, two Vanadium Steel anvils and Champion Forge Combination Six-in-One tool with anvil. * NEW! * Jewelers Anvils * NEW! * Boxed Foundry Pattern plus pattern definitions * NEW! * Hardy Tools * NEW! * Phil Cox Miniatures * NEW! * Split Foundry Pattern * NEW! * Sicilian Anvil * NEW! * Euroanvil Blacksmith Anvil | ||
Sheet Metal Stakes and Stake Anvils (50 stakes)
Photos and catalog images of stakes of all types plus Stake Names and Uses and a survey and report on Stake Shank Tapers | ||
Andy Mason Tool Collection (27 stakes 2 anvils) Unique English or Continental stakes, another 'S' anvil and an ancient wrought iron stake. Strange English Mystery Anvil. | ||
The Art & Science of Anvil Design
A new series by Jock Dempsey, Josh Greenwood and other contributors. [In Development] Mystery of the 5th Foot Anthropomorphism in Anvil Design | ||
Anvils by Type and Brand
Fisher-Norris Eagle, Mousehole, Hay-Budden, Peddinghaus, Grizzly, Sawyers and Cutler's anvils and more. [In Development] | ||
SwageBlocks.com (62 Blocks)
The "other" blacksmiths "anvil". A collection of over 50 swage block images plus articles on the history, design and use of swageblocks. Over 3000 years of blocks. Another web gallery by Jock Dempsey the anvilfire guru. | ||
SwageBlocks.com Cone Gallery (15 cones)
Another blacksmiths forming tool that is not an anvil. The Cone and Swage Block project suggested by Fred Holder of the Blacksmiths Gazette finally come to fruition. A dozen cones from a 2,000 pound solid cone to Jewelers Ring mandrels added to the growing collection of swage block images.
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KING and Queen of Cones. | ||
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