Having talked in general about the origins of this series and then about hearths, we’ll move on in the next part of this series to the anvil. It’s the most iconic of blacksmith’s tooling ...

Tristan Kessell is a blacksmith. He uses the anvil to produce bespoke art pieces and practical tools and equipment. It was possibly made in a Cornish or Midlands foundry at least 250 years ago.

In this video I put these budget anvils from Vevor to the test! I want to see if these cost effective anvils could withstand ...

especially in blacksmith field. Perfect Fitment – This hardy tool fits in 3/4 inch hardy hole in a anvil or can be used in a vise, performing well in doing repeatable scroll work. Superior ...

If your home is not yet decorated with a “horseshoe for good luck”, you simply must visit the town of Sviyazhsk, where some of the best blacksmiths in the country have been working for centuries!