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 ...

I want to see if these cost effective anvils could withstand the pressures of blacksmithing. I can confidently say that either anvil would be a great starting point for any new smith as they start ...

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 ...

A 300-pound anvil is suitable for almost any kind of machine blacksmithing, and, if of this weight or heavier, it will not move around while in use or need to be strapped to its block. The square hole ...

They put the walls back up, put on a roof, found old tools (like the trip hammer in the foreground) and outfitted it with anvils and tongs. Everything you need for a working blacksmith shop.