All thread anvil mount - Blacksmithing setup

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How to mount your anvil to a log via the @essentialcraftsman all thread method, in six years or less.
Read more, including the full story on how I ended up with this huge log, on the blog: "I finally turned this giant log into an anvil stand, and it only took me six years to do it" / i-finally-turned-this-...
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@clintonm2357 10 месяцев назад

That was super cool. I don’t have half those tools, though, and my math teachers are all let down by my division skills. I think I’m going to anchor some chains to the stand. Thank you for showing this amazing project… and helping me make up my mind!

@user-rk4nx1dx1l 5 месяцев назад

It always amazes me watching American guys in their workshops; they all seem to have every tool under the sun! Good job though, I like it, am just in the middle of mounting my own anvil, and going to do something similar. Cheers for upload/ videoing it all, that must be a super hassle. 👍in the UK. p.s. Love the little gas forge!

@jeffmccoy1075 2 года назад

Had to chuckle a little when you asked Alexa for some math assistance, She also responded at my house. I liked your video.

@AndrewReuter 2 года назад

😄 Thanks! And wow to Alexa answering at your house! Would rather ask that robot to double check my math than screw something up in the middle of a project...

@scghost 3 года назад

Fantastic job both on the anvil mount and the video itself!

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

:) Thank you very much! Nice channel!

@jaymuzquiz2942 2 года назад

Blacksmithing is so much fun, even if your homemade forge leaks gas ( fixed it ) with homemade tongs that hold your red hot steel by the tips so you have this rotating feature that everyone looks for because it shoots your work whizzng past your face and onto the dried grass all around you which wouldn't be a big deal if your gas line wasn't leaking. Oh! And even when your makeshift anvil that's impossible to mount dances around everytime your using. Even after all of this, at the end of the day when your elbows are radiating unrelenting pain at night, you can look at your work that resembles the center radiator core of late model Asian sedan that was in a head on collision at 90 mph that is with out definitive form or shape. You had a blast making a mess, because moved steel alloy with your hands and reshaped it.

@cttp 3 года назад

Looks glorious :) I can't wait to see your forging experiments!

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Cut to the Point Thanks! Forging footage looks SO GOOD, turns out! Can’t wait to do more of it...

@hickorydragon8114 3 года назад

Great job man! Lol when you fired up the forge !

@earthquake4700 3 года назад

Keep up with the good work Andrew, love your videos mate!!

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Thanks Anthony!

@Roll-UpRainer1510 3 года назад

That's a great Video, as always

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Thanks, as always!

@maelmissier3378 3 года назад

Dude that's awesome! You probably already have by now but I recommend rounding over the edges of your anvil to prevent them from cutting the material and creating cold shuts. Anyway, keep up the awesome work!

@fxpestoperator5527 2 года назад

This guy is GREAT and SO Funny Too!!!!!! Cracked me up! Thanks for the Video!

@AndrewReuter 2 года назад

😁 Thank you!

@jrocks1971 3 года назад

Well done, Sir. I'm literally making the same exact setup right now. I've had all the same ideas you had -- from all the same YooToobers - lol - great minds... Like you, I've been 'building up' to this for YEARS -- like 5-6 years... gradually acquiring smithing essentials -- anvil, post vise, hammers, tongs... I have a propane forge 90% built (from a 20lb propane tank) and I just finished building a little 12'x12' smithy out back and mounted the anvil log (oaken beast) about a foot and a half in the ground. Time now to secure the anvil to 'er. I'm using my little antique no-name 80lb starter anvil and hope to get a bigger, way nicer one eventually, so I'm going to do EC's "easily de-mountable" setup with the chains that can thread down tight to steel mounts bolted onto either side, for now, so I don't put holes in the oak that don't line up for the future anvil. Have you done much smithin', yet? I know all to well how life gets in the way... I'll have to check your other vids -- keep up the good work!

@theopiner402 3 года назад

I would feel fantastic getting something like that done! It looks like it will last a lifetime or more, good job. :)

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Thank you! Yeah, hopefully I get to hand it down someday!

@user-or6pu7ub3b 3 года назад

SUPER!

@naomi-g 3 года назад

Do you like those retractable wheels? considering using them for a work table.

@jaimemendoza5163 3 года назад

Well now I need a tree stump!

@playmarket858 3 года назад

У него все инструменты есть, не хватало наковальня, и теперь это тоже есть.

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Spasibo!

@lhongkho1091 3 года назад

Hi Andrew, great video as usual. I know this is a bit weird to ask, but are you an Aquarius by any chance?

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Thank you! Scorpio actually. Why do you ask?

@lhongkho1091 3 года назад

@@AndrewReuter Nothing just curious. Certain jobs in your video I would use an angle grinder instead of whatever you used for cutting though. All in all a great video, and I would start to expect new videos from your smiting projects from now. Thanks.

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

Thanks! There will be smithing videos coming soon! Still a bit hot out to be working next to what feels like a blast furnace, but it will be nice to revisit this in earnest once it gets to be more chilly in the fall. Take care!

@lhongkho1091 3 года назад

@@AndrewReuter Before you start heating the metal, I hope you could ask the viewers what they think you should make for your first smithing project, my personal favorite would be a small knife but maybe others have better more interesting ideas. Take care too.

@aleksok6803 3 года назад

this guy doesn't look like a blacksmith...so amateur

@Peter-od7op 3 года назад

get rid of the mask your making blacksmith look like wimps

@AndrewReuter 3 года назад

For anyone reading that comment, I think about my grandpa when I see things like this. There wasn’t widely available hearing protection when he was farming. So he ended up losing his hearing from loud machinery over the years. Super hard to have a conversation with the guy, which was sad, and he knew it. So he always warned us to be safe. I’m sure if he were here today he’d advise us to not worry about looking cool, instead just take care of ourselves and wear whatever safety equipment made sense. So that’s how I try to operate. 🤷‍♂️

@Peter-od7op 3 года назад

@@AndrewReuter mask make no sense fouchi even said that