Andrew Nelson Thank you very much. That's the nicest thing i have heard for a while. Thanks! ( again.. and again.. ) 😊

quadsman11 Thank you very much! Im glad that you got some inspiration from me. I hope you have fun while making your own!

+Tuomas Soikkeli Thank You

quadsman11 Obviously your joking.. Good trolling my friend

Gills_Grills _And_Yaks Well, No joking, But I guess I do have a sense of humor about life in general. If you don't laugh about the situation, you'll spend more time crying than anything else ! Shear determination gets me through a lot ! Thanks !

quadsman11 How do you build an Anvil with no use of your arms?

Emmanuel Selvas That's great! Thank you for your support!

Thom Graham Thank you!

rail usually sells for about $25-$30 per foot. I made mine 16" long. takes alot of time & disc. wear eye protection & a dust mask& gloves. have fun

pjsalchemy Thanks buddy!

doggirl211 Eu tenho uma forjaria, sabe o que é, faço foice, facas, martelo, taiadeiras, facão, espadas, Machados, trabalho de ferreiro, desde os 9 anos de idade Ok amigo, Boa noite pra vc.

REMEMBER!!!.....WHEN USING A WIRE WHEEL....if you are buffing an item that has edges, corners, or possibly bolts or studs protruding from it ....to buff in the direction that if your wheel hits these protrusions it will knock the grinder out of your hand and AWAY from your body......a wire wheel, unlike a grinding disc doesn't cut into flesh ..it actually removes it in a brutal fashion creating a very wide wound that is difficult to pull together and stitch up....take it from a guy that has a huge scar just below his lip!!!....was using a wire wheel in the wrong direction..it caught on a threaded stud and sent the grinder into my face...it was like being punched by a really big guy and put a hole under my bottom lip I could just about stick my tounge through... Always ...ALWAYS WEAR A FACE SHIELD AND PROTECTIVE LENSES...WIRES FROM THE wheel are notorious for finding their way under a face shield and God only knows...someHOW into your eye... A grinder is your best friend!!! Just respect it.... ☮️

Rookie Lock Thank you very much!

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mccanlessdesign Thank you! Im glad that you liked it. 😊

Opa's Workshop Thank you very much my friend!

Thanks!

Wow awesome

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Thank you for checking it out!

Luther H GrindstoneMtn Thanks for your comment. Im glad that you liked it. 😊

not really, that harbor freigth anvil is garbage. Even with set blows on hot stell you leave severe indents on that thing. Way to soft of cast metal to do anything with. Old time anvils are as much as 3 bucks a pound anymore and these foot long rail road tracks are only 20 bucks. 10 bucks worth of sanding discs and you got yourself a purpose made anvil for 30 bucks. Take it to your local machine shop and get the surface milled down for 20 bucks and you got a great tool!

@@ronniepaulinc or the scrap yard might have a 2' x 2' x 3' chunk of solid steel, welding rods, a rented arc welder, a 1" x 1" x 12" 12 gauge, square tubing Then you have something to beat steel on and instant hardy hole for less than $150 all said and done.

426 SUPER BEE i did mine with a hacksaw and a file.

Looks great! Looks like you used a lot of grinding wheels.lol

@@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950 wow awesome

The other Finnish guy appreciate it

Bert Gordon Thanks buddy!

LuKa Mushkudiani Thanks. Im glad that you liked it. 😊

Pekka Leskinen Kiitos. Ja lupaan yrittää. 😊

Baltazar Thank you very much!

Nitin Bhavsar Thanks!

jdawhl3927 8mm grinding disc. ( For rough shaping) 40 and 80 grit flap wheels. ( shaping with 40, tidying with 80 ) 120 grit resin fiber grinding disc. ( to flatten the top and edges) Used four 2.5mm thick 125mm cutting discs and one 1mm thick ( for cutting strips from the sheet )

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Joe basement woodworking Thank you very much!

Tuomas Soikkeli always bro! VERY NICE work! Wish i could metal work like that....or at all for that matter..haha!

Dilip Srinivas Thank you very much!

Momo Hunkerton Thank you very much!

Thanks. Mill is useful, but many things can be made without it. 🙂

workwillfreeyou rumor had it, his videos are are actually in slow mo.

Maybe you should drink the coffee and cheer up, then your employees will care about what you say lol

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hamid d Thank you!

Tuomas Soikkeli здравствуйте. Отличная вещь. Во сколько можно оценить?

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Alex Onder Thank you!

Kopsu Kiitos paljon!

Thank you!

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Aruel Pene Thank you very much! Yep, i like it that way too.

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Eduardo Chiarello Thank you!

Или накопить полторы тыщщи деревянных и купить уже наковаленку в магазине. ))

Ferenc Gácsi Thank you very much!

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Alex Tatarinov Lol. This was from demolished crane.

gunnarw132 Four 2.4mm cutting discs. One 1mm cut of wheel for cutting stripes from the sheet. 8mm grinding stone, 40 & 80 grit flap wheels, 120grit fiber disc. Those we're used.

gunnarw132 probably a couple of those cheap grinders too. this

Sukhjinder Kanda Thank you!

jak git I skipped torches because of heat. I would had to wait it to cool down and harden it afterwards, because using torch ( oxy/acetylene or plasma ) would anneal / soften the track. So, with project with this size, using angle grinder is faster at the end.

jak git getting it too hot take temper out of the Steal you want an anvil hard

You can cut it with a torch.Especially the base the top of rail is actually "capped"with much harder material.FWIW

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Dominic Minischetti Thank you very much!