Building a stand for my new anvil. 275 pound peddinghaus. 

For those mentioning the low volume. I had my gym headphones in while editing this video so I guess it seemed louder. Sorry. At this point fixing it would mean re editing and uploading the video which I don't think is worth the trouble. I'll keep it in mind for future edits. Im still figuring the whole RU-vid thing out as I go. Thanks for watching.

Such a beautiful anvil!

When dealing with lead, do not drop water/sweat into the molten lead. It will splatter. Seen it happen before. Eye pro at a minimum.

Hey John, great channel as always, I recommend a channel out of South Africa called Anvil Repairs-interesting stuff he's doing. Thanks again!

Do you have a merchant shop? If so, that phrase "nothing to it" should be on some of your merch.

Pretty crazy crack in the old anvil, but that new RIgid Peddinghaus anvil is VERY nice!! Great job on the anvil stand! Keep up the great videos!

Nice work. Hopefully it works well for you for many years ahead my friend. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld on. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless

Hey man, you should add that slogan to your merch! "Melting metal is cool and we should do it at every opportunity." lol it's great. Keep up the great work brother, long time fan and always looking forward to your next video.

Love it. Just designing my stand right now. Great idea to put lead. I was going to do sand. I think lead is a better idea. Also love the positive look at the newly made rough surface for the silicon layer! Thanks for sharing!

John, how the heck do you manage to move that monster around?

This is random but I'm watching forged in fire rn and I just happen to be on your episode lmao. I was thinking the whole time that that dude looked familiar and turns out I've seen your channel before

nice shop. used to watch you when you were outside in the weather ! always enjoy yur vids. cheers for sharing

Nice job, looks like a nice anvil. I'd really like an anvil with an upsetting block on it someday.

Awesome project. Man I’m excited to o see you’re getting some sponsors and the channel getting noticed. Keep on keeping on. ❤️🤘🇺🇸

Guess I gotta build my smithy and give this a try 🤙🏾

Nice anvil and stand.

John, very nice video. Congrats on your new anvil. Big investment but worth it. I have the exact same Rigid anvil. Almost exact same type of stand I build, silicone underneath. You absolutely do not need those bolt brackets to hold it down. However, I still use them. My reasoning is, if anything were to corrode, loosen, etc. it won’t be until I’m an old man. I don’t want that injury. I’d love to know what radii you used to radius your edges. I have mostly 1/8-inch, and a short section with 3/16-1/4 inch. I’m thinking of drilling a 1/2-inch hole to use when drifting tong bosses. I just can’t bring myself to do it. I’d probably mess it up. Solid work! Great videos! Great products! I use your hammers and flatters almost everyday!

Good video, thanks for sharing

You can't beat an anchored anvil. Nothing bugs me more in the shop than an anvil that's walking all over the shop.

Nice setup!

Outstanding video John it's ashame about your other anvil you did work h__l out of it 👊🤙👋

Just happened to be holding my phone, so I got the first like! Love your content!

You been flexing those biceps on your old anvil i see.

Beautiful

good video...thanks

Cool!

Where did you pick up the new anvil?

👍👍👍

not sure where your microphone went but you lost the volume.

No drop test? 😂

Did you say your anvil was "based and redpilled" or did I hear that wrong?

CC please for us who need to see what you say.

When you turn fifty, don't lift heavy loads (9:13) because you will get hemorrhoids.

your volume is low

Cracks in the anvil face means you're going to the Devil's place!😈