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Today's Triple-T (tools, tips and talk) #113 is a review of an exciting new anvil. This is an excellent option for anyone looking for a knifemaking anvil.
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@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Any questions about this anvil or the stand build? I was really impressed by it. I think I'll be getting a few more of these for classes!

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

I'm very interested in classes. I'm taking one with Nick Anderson next month and quite excited about it :)

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

What's the timeline looking like? Nothing beats planning ahead. I should probably jump back onto the discord channel...

@melgross Год назад

Most anvils, over time, came with unfinished, unhardened, painted horns. The finished horn is a more modern phenomenon. I have the same anvil in black, which is a bit harder, but pretty much the same. People tend to use balls that are too big for a rebound test. It really should be no more that a half inch. Otherwise the mass of the ball can dent even a hard surface. That lowers the rebound, and of course, gives some dents. Other than the weird Prichal hole (I never spell that right) it’s pretty damn good, particularly for the price. The horn is steel, as it’s one solid casting.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

It's quite a good anvil for the price for sure! Thanks for watching, Mel.

@AndyFromBeaverton Год назад

I always thought the best anvils come from Craigslist and OfferUp.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Ha, with the worst prices usually! I don't think you could beat the price on this anvil.

@KeithSkates Год назад

I have the 40kg (88lb) version of this anvil. It has worked absolutely amazing for me so far. On your rebound test part of the video, you kept yanking the ruler away before the bearing completed it's bounce. Other than that, great review.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, I noticed that while editing the video. Unfortunate. But you got the point I think. Thanks for watching, Keith.

@lorneclose7312 Год назад

I've been working on one of these anvils for about 2 years and really have no complaints. The main face of mine will skate a 65 rockwell file and really takes a beating without leaving any scars

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Excellent value for the cost for sure! No reason for people to be on a rail track.

@Thaddigren9 Год назад

You mentioned that maritime knife supply has hydraulic presses, but I'm not seeing them on their site. This is the second video I've noticed you have that blurb - am I just blind or is that an outdated plug for them?

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah sorry, I need to re-record that clip. Their press supplier went away so they don't carry them any more. I'll update it for next time. Thanks for mentioning.

@Thaddigren9 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks I was super curious to see what they were carrying. I've been kind of eyeballing the coal ironworks presses for a few years (despite honestly not having room in the shop to add one) I have seen that they have become the broadbeck distributor in Canada which was kind of cool to see.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I helped broker that deal since they are both my sponsors and I’m happy they hooked up together! (Brodbeck and MKS I mean).

@JPsBladeworks Год назад

I have the same anvil but its 65 lbs. It does come with some small things that need correction but for the price its a great anvil for beginners.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah that one was too small for me. I'm not sure how long they've had the 130lbs but its a great size. Thanks for watching, JP!

@JPsBladeworks Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks My brother has the 130 and I'm a bit jealous not going to lie but all I could afford at the time was the 65 and I'm not upgrading until it is necessary. Hope you have plenty of fun wacking some hot steel on that beauty

@fourkings7897 Год назад

I see this video on their website 😊

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Oh really? That's interesting, I didn't know they linked to it. Thanks for letting me know!

@jeremyd2073 Год назад

Great review on the anvil. If you keep growing you will need another shop before to long. Keep up the great content can’t wait for the next one

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Ha, I'd love a bigger shop... some day. Thanks for watching, Jeremy!

@drewdoesart9277 Год назад

After watching this video I immediately ordered the same one. I can't wait to get it. Now I need to build that base that you use with your Hay Budden. Thanks for this review.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I’m glad it was helpful, Drew! Thanks for watching.

@keithe2903 Год назад

Bought that anvil last year and immediately made the same mods. I think my radius on one side is closer to 3/8ths. After probably 75 forging projects it's still looking and working great. Well worth the money.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

For $260 you just can't go wrong! Thanks for watching.

@the_fafologist Год назад

"Definitely has some weight to it".... Yup about 130lbs I bet LMAO. I will be needing me one of those. My HF anvil is way to damn small.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Ha... I didn't actually weigh it but I think the Fedex guy thought it was 130lbs heavy! 🤣 This is WAY better than a HF anvil. You can't go wrong for this price, plus its on sale AND there's a 5% off discount below in the comments. 👍🏻

@Mastice81 Год назад

"Acciaio" means "steel", but I don't know of Vevor is an italian brand... 🤷🏻‍♂️

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Vevor is a Chinese reseller of many products. This anvil is such an excellent deal though. Thanks for watching.

@brysonalden5414 Год назад

For the price, it is clearly superior to HF. My forging buddy has one and is pretty happy with it, but we've wondered about that odd round hole, which seems to serve no useful purpose. His horn dents pretty easily, as you noted.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, that round hole is a mystery indeed. The face on this anvil is actually wider than my hay budden so it's perfect for knife makers. I may get a few more of these for myself at this price!

@Jesse_was_here Год назад

I think the round hole is for an extension to pass through if you wanted to bolt it down with the holes that are cast in the base.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

@@Jesse_was_here But you'd never bolt down an anvil this way. You want to be able to use the step for forging. Having that hole there in front of the step is a problem already for that purpose. It's kind of a silly thing that hole and worse, it's placement.

@Jesse_was_here Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks I was thinking the same thing when I first saw it. I’ve never seen an anvil bolted down the way they have it set up. I love the way you decided to strap it down though! Perfect for quick tightening. Excellent video by the way!

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

Damn, 260 eh? I have a 40-50lb rr track that I'm slowly working into an anvil shaped object. It's probably worth it to just buy one at this point.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Absolutely this is a better option. Your rail anvil will ring like crazy and have much less weight under it than this. You can't go wrong at $260 plus the discount PLUS its on sale for even cheaper right now!

@tjw4947 Год назад

Next time you do this test try a magnetic square to hold the ruler still. STILL being the operative word. From what I could see the Vevor anvil had about 1" less rebound than the antique.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah I didn’t notice I was pulling the ruler away. Even if it was an inch lower (which I don’t think it was), that’s still excellent rebound for an anvil that costs $240. Thanks for watching.

@TobaccoTooling Год назад

Maritime knife supply sucks. They’re overpriced and they don’t have “hydraulic presses” on their website like you say. If anyone is actually looking for extremely high quality presses, belt grinders, or any tool you can dream I can make it for you, I’m a machinist.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I think their prices are quite competitive. They used to carry presses when I recorded that but their supplier has since shut down. Also, this isn’t a place for you to advertise yourself.

@danwerkman Год назад

Like the way you tie your anvil down. My chains are tight as hell but still seems to move when I work on the edge... Think I will have to make a change. Thanks for the tip.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

This method seems the best to me. My anvils never move... though the base will if its not silicon'd down. 😜

@addictchris2503 Год назад

On your original anvil you kept the ruler in place the entire ball bearing drop and you could see how high it bounced. With the vevor anvil you pulled the ruler away every time right after the bounce and it was not possible to see how high it really bounced. Not really a good comparison.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, I didn't notice that until editing the video. Certainly you can see it has 90% rebound though. Thanks for watching.

@White_devil1980 Год назад

I checked the maritime knife supply website and it has a good selection of tools and abrasive belts but no power hammers 😢

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

No, they don’t carry power hammers. Everything else though. Thanks for watching.

@Serenity_Dee Год назад

I do wonder what kind of sins that paint might be hiding. Also a *little* disappointing to learn that it's not a solid block of cast steel, but it's not surprising, given the price point.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

It actually IS cast steel, I was incorrect in the video. Every castings like this has potential casting flaws so do remove the paint and check it. Particularly around the sprew at the bottom. Thanks for watching.

@gooe9561 Год назад

I bought a cheap harbor freight anvil. Works better than beating metal on a rock. It does the job.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

For the price of this one, I highly suggest you get away from a cast iron anvil. You'll notice a HUGE difference. Thanks for watching.

@joesmith4494 Год назад

Wished you kept the ruler in place for second test. It's 3/4 less in freedoms. That said its decent and no anso

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, I didn't notice that until I was editing. Certainly this anvil has a 90% rebound though. I wasn't expecting it to be so high. Very comparable to my current anvil for 1/3 of the price. Thanks for watching, Joe.

@nasserabdulgani6018 Год назад

Hello sir... can the supplier of this anvil deliver to the Philippines..

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I have no idea. Go online and check. Thanks for watching.

@matthagen6034 Год назад

I would suggest that you use a clear tube for dropping the ball bearing I think it would make the test cleaner to see what is happening thanks for all the videos

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

But then its going to contact the side of the tube and affect the test. It's close enough to see in slow motion that it was 90% rebound on both anvils. Thanks for watching.

@jadesluv Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks yes a clear tube will induce friction and give random results.

@CaptainRon1913 Год назад

Hard to tell the rebound on the Vevor. You kept yanking the ruler away before the ball fully rebounded

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, I didn’t notice that until editing. They were about the same though. Thanks for watching

@mannsdan Год назад

I recommend this anvil to people often. now i have a video to point them to. thx Dennis!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@krissteel4074 Год назад

I bought the smaller 66lb one and it was 150 delivered free, been beating on it for a while and its got no real problems. Not that I do a huge amount of forging, but I do a bit of it and don't really need anything fancy for an anvil, I'm a knife maker and not an architectural blacksmith or anything! Heck it would cost me more than $150 to fill up the car, drive 7hr to a place that sells anvils and then drive 7hr back again

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Absolutely a great deal. This one is certainly comparable to my hay budden if you're just working on the face. I found no real difference except for a bit more ring, but I also didn't have chains around it yet. Thanks for watching, Kris.

@krissteel4074 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks My anvil stand is much the same as the one you built except with sleepers. Found cleaning up the holes with a power file does the trick rather than a hand file or die grinder. Also the holes line up with the holes in the mount so a couple of 5" wood bolts and washers will secure it to the block a bit more elegantly than the strapping- throw on a couple of welding magnets and the ringing is gone completely.

@jamesafseth326 Год назад

I've got a 110 lb version of this anvil, made by the same Chinese manufacturer (from princess auto in Canada...same as harbor freight in USA) the hole in the horn serves as a method to access a bolt to hold the front of the anvil down, as well as being a pritchel hole...on my 110 lb anvil the hardy hole is really in an inconvenient location, since the anvil is shorter than the 130 lb one you reviewed...but you get what you pay for...as for the construction of the anvil, I believe these anvils are solid cast steel, not a cast iron horn, with a machined face

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Well, there's lots of reasons that hole is dumb. You don't need to hold down the anvil with a bolt and no other anvils have that. It also renders the step unusable because you've got this huge hole right there where you'd be putting work to actually use the step. Next, a pritchel hole is supposed to be 3/8" not an 1" in diameter. This anvil is not cast steel. The horn is certainly soft but the face is hard. It looks like cast iron with a hardened plate on the face. Their website is throwing around terms like "cast steel" and "drop forged" but it is cast + steel on top for sure. Still an excellent deal at the price. Even without the horn at all, this is a great anvil given the size of the face.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I must correct myself. This anvil IS indeed cast steel. I'm not sure how the differentially hardened the face but not the horn or other areas. Maybe they are just quenching the face somehow.

@spaces808 Год назад

Got mine today. Shipped to friggin Hawaii for $27

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Very cool! Start beating some metal on it now! 😜

@chewyakarieckenicholas6049 Год назад

I have one of the small vevor anvils and it is awesome I only paid $48 USD for it and I was completely impressed by it

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I was really impressed! You can’t beat the price.

@chewyakarieckenicholas6049 Год назад

No you would be hard pressed to find a better deal for the quality and price

@thinking-monkey Год назад

Any reason you're pulling the ruler away before we can see how high the bearing is bouncing on the rebound test? It appears that it's slightly worse than the bounce on your good anvil.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Sorry, I didn't notice I was doing that until I was editing the video. It was slightly less, maybe by 10%, but considering the anvil is 1/4 of the price, I'd take that! 😉

@thinking-monkey Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks Absolutely!

@forgenorth1444 11 месяцев назад

Putting one anvil on top of another anvil artificially increases its inertia, you are adding the two anvils mass together.

@TyrellKnifeworks 11 месяцев назад

Even on its own stand it has the same rebound. Thanks for watching.

@forgenorth1444 11 месяцев назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks very good to know! I’ve been looking at grabbing one

@jadesluv Год назад

I see Vevor has a cast iron anvil as well as the steel one at 130 lbs.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yeah, I’d stay away from anything cast iron.

@knickly Год назад

I bet if you split an abrasive belt and cut the splice, you could use a shoeshine motion to take the edges off that hardy hole.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I'd be there for days sanding it. Some of the slag is 1/4" pieces. A die grinder would take minutes. Thanks for watching.

@knickly Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks ah, for sure! I didn't mean the slag removal, just when you were trying to break the top edges with a file, but it certainly makes sense to use the die grinder if you need it for the slag anyway!

@dungeonmetalworks4281 Год назад

Whats the stand of your main anvil made of? A box filled with sand?

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

It's actually the exact same construction, nine 4x4's but then I need more weight under it so I just boxed it up and filled each end with gravel so it had more weight and doesn't move.

@dungeonmetalworks4281 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks Thanks for explaining!

@venomous_duck Год назад

Mine came the exact same way. lol

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

So your fedex guy hates you too? 🤣. Thanks for watching!

@suhardytrkchannel8800 Год назад

Keren ulasannya 👍

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Terima kasih telah menonton!

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

Just bought the 50kg for $179 using your code plus they have already a 5% discount. So I got 19$ off. Totally stoked :)

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I don't think you could even buy the steel for that price. Great deal! Thanks for watching.

@michaelrobertson8795 Год назад

I'm actually in the process of making a 225 lb anvil and I'm about ready to hard deck it. It's a lot of work but it will be worth it. Great video!!! 👍✌

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

That does sound like a tremendous amount of work. Good luck!

@erikcourtney1834 Год назад

Been thinking about buying one myself, just for others to use or when using a striker. Will save my expensive antique irreplaceable anvil.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yes, exactly. That's a great use for these. That's why I'm going to get a few for students to wail on. 😜. Thanks for watching.

@coltonpolack5660 Год назад

Super useful video to be honest, I've been using a piece of railroad track that i milled the top flat. Been to scared to buy a "cheap" anvil in worries it would crack or something and don't have the money for higher quality or antique one

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

This is definitely the anvil to buy on a budget! It's on sale right now and there's a 5% off discount code in the comments! It will be leagues better than your rail track anvil.

@RVsbladesnthangs Год назад

I just ordered mine... it took me a year to get to this point but I thank you for the discount code and the opportunity to get an actual anvil. Nothing against my old railroad track but it just doesn't get it done at times. I'm sooo excited!!! Thank you

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I think it's an amazing deal for an anvil like this. CERTAINLY better than a rail track. Thanks for watching.

@pr0faker Год назад

Got one too for pretty good pricing at the time, like not even 130 bucks, and it is pretty decent for that price, not really a replacement for a big one but still for light knifemaking pretty good, if you ignore the round hole alltogether, its pretty useless due to the size being off. Casting is good enough if you take the ridge of the horn, and maybe round the tip a bit more.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

There's no reason to be using rail road anvils if these are around. I was really impressed by the face of this anvil, and of course the price. I can overlook the silly round hole and the horn not bering hard. Thanks for watching.

@jeffrangel93 Год назад

Coupon used! W00t

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

It’s a great anvil, you won’t be disappointed at that price. Thanks for watching.

@drewwilson8811 Год назад

Awesome you did it lol

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Thanks for watching, Drew.

@smrettpecca Год назад

Paintig a horn is stupid as can be! if there isn't standing Peddinghaus on the Anvil, it isn't an Anvil! ;)

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Right, but how much did you pay for that anvil? You can't beat $260 for this anvil. Having a brand new face on a 130lbs anvil for this price is really unbeatable.

@smrettpecca Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks i had my 170 Kg Peddinghaus Anvil used for 200€. it was an Anvil from the Bundeswehr. an Anvil doesn't have to be new, it only has to be good!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

@@smrettpecca While that might be 200 Euro over there, here in the US that would be 4 times that price. Plus I'm guessing that wasn't a recent purchase. Anvil prices have skyrocketed.

@smrettpecca Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks depends on where you look for it. ebay for example has also used product offers. buying private is pretty much different to buying in a shop or from a buisnessman. ;) sometimes you can find Anvils on the junkyard.

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

Looks like about a solid 11" on the first and maybe 10 1/2-11 on the vevor?

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Yup I think so after looking at the footage. Not bad for 1/3 the price! Thanks for watching

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks every Thursday morning, or at least most! Once I get my forge completed, anvil secured, and tongs, your Damascus series will certainly be my go to for tutorials. Who knows, once you get classes up and running, I'll probably sign up :) Oh, this is Matt L. From oakland (since names don't pop up anymore for yall on the otherside of this RU-vid phenomenon), just so you know :)

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

who's blathering :)

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

@@Stillpoint23 that’s great! Let me know when you want to get in the shop for a session! 👍

@drewwilson8811 Год назад

Let me guess next grinder vevor????

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Nope, the grinder they have is crap. I just purchased a Revolution from HouseMade as a secondary grinder. I'll be doing a build video and review on that soon.

@drewwilson8811 Год назад

Kinda figured it would be lol I just had to put that pun in there

@ryanmoore3954 Год назад

Time to save up some money and get myself an anvil. Thank you Tyrell!!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

You won't regret it. There's a sale on right now and there's a 5% off code below in the commnents. 👍🏻

@gregchapman2634 Год назад

great review!!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Thanks for checking it out, Greg!

@peltiereric6497 Год назад

I actually currently use one of these as a temporary replacement for my vintage anvil that needs an edge repaired and for the money they are great options but you failed to look at the most common issue with all of the Vevor anvils and that’s casting defects. Now if you flipped it over and used a stick welding chipping hammer and pecked at the belly between the legs it is almost certain that you would have found large voids in the casting that they hide with cheap Bondo. These casting flaws can be smaller on some anvils and on others will actually go from one foot all the way across the belly to the other foot and these flaws can be repaired with some welding work but it does take substantial time and effort

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

If those were noticed, I'd just contact the company. They'd send you a new one. I experienced no such issues with this one and I've been hammering on the surface quite a bit and its solid. Given the price, you can't expect perfection. These are 1/3 the price of my other anvil so it's still a great value. Thanks for watching.

@peltiereric6497 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks I didn’t notice mine until after the 30 day return period and the company wouldn’t even answer me back then. They hide those defects with Bondo and paint, Christ Centered Ironworks did videos on the issue and that’s how I knew where to look

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I didn't see any video about exposing bondo on the accacio anvils fromn Christ Centered Ironworks. Cna you provide a link?

@peltiereric6497 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CwpKapNCu8U.html

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Ah ok, I did watch that but I guess I FF'd past that part. I did look at mine and saw no such issues. Like he said in the video, there are likely a range of qualities on these. For $260 its still a deal. His video wailing on the anvil with a 10 and 16lbs sledge pretty much confirms that. 👍🏻

@brianfalls5038 Год назад

That's a good deal on that anvil. I bought that very same anvil last year and it cost me $339.00 which to my way of thinking is still one heck of a deal. Your deal is even better.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Absolutely its still worth $339! I paid that for my NC 70lbs anvil 5 years ago! Right now it's on sale AND there's a 5% discount code below. 👍🏻

@brianfalls5038 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks I agree. And the thing of it is, is that they shpped my anvil to my door step free. To me that was a smoking deal. I would recommend this anvil to anyone looking to start up

@bacchus_builds Год назад

I have a slightly smaller version of that anvil. I really like it (much better than the railroad track piece I was using before), but I do wish the hardy hole or the pritchett hole was bigger. I have trouble trying to drift tomahawk eyes big enough, so I default to using the bench vise instead of the anvil. Other than that, is been a good anvil though. Someday I'll upgrade to a full-size anvil.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I think the hardy hole is pretty standard size though. That large round hold boggles me a bit.. not sure what that's for. A pritchel hole should be 1/2" I believe. This one is certainly a great deal for an anvil though. Thanks for watching.

@bacchus_builds Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks good to know about the hardy hole. Maybe I should just start planning on getting a good swage block in the future. Thanks for the awesome content!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I was incorrect on the hardy hole.. it is actually oversized a bit. It comes out around 1 3/8" which is a weird size.

@leftturnschaos667 Год назад

I have the same version in black. I'm fairly pleased with it. I've found i do most of my work near the hardy hole, the feet elevate the anvil and cause a bad ring when hammering on the main work surface area.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I haven't put some chains around mine yet but I did find it rings a bit more. I think the chains will help. Thanks for watching.

@leftturnschaos667 Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks I am tempted to make a new base and conform the stump to fit the entire bottom shape of the anvil to see if that will help.

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

@@leftturnschaos667 Actually you want more weight below the anvil. Don't reduce it and make it shape to the anvil. Add some silicone between the anvil and stump and then silicone the stump to the floor. All that will help. And chains of course.

@iconoclastvii Год назад

Absolutely love that it was escaping from the crate lol

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

I'm pretty sure the fedex guy said "screw this, I'm dropping and running". I saw the truck and him approach the door and by the time I got to the door he must have ran to the truck and drove off before I could say anything. 🤣

@iconoclastvii Год назад

@@TyrellKnifeworks off to see his physio therapist no doubt

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@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@Stillpoint23 Год назад

There's a sale right now so, screw it, I'm getting one now :) Materials came the other day from Wayne Coe to finish building my ribbon burner, so this video has been nothing short of sweet serendipity!

@TyrellKnifeworks Год назад

You just can't beat $260 for this anvil! I'm tempted to get a couple more for myself!!