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Thinking of blacksmithing? - PedroOhare - 10-15-2015 http://madison.craigslist.org/tls/5269458291.html Man I wish my son wasn't going away to college next year. Pedro Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Daniel S - 10-15-2015 Was the price changed from $275-$325? Still a good deal on a small forge and anvil. While Vulcans aren't considered top of the line, that one looks like it has good edges. The real plus is that anvils like this don't ring, so you won't lose your hearing or anger the neighbors. Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Jonathan S - 10-15-2015 If I lived nearby, I'd be on that like flies on a spawned out salmon! Jonathan Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Gregory of Sherwood Forest - 10-15-2015 Jonathan S said: Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Grandpa Dave - 10-15-2015 Gregory of Sherwood Forest said: [/blockquote] +1 Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - AHill - 10-15-2015 Maybe my eyes deceive me, but it looks like there might be a crack on the horn, starting just forward of the flat part, angling down about 45 deg. It might just be dirt or paint or something, but it's right where a crack might happen. I wonder if it's been repaired? Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Daniel S - 10-16-2015 These anvils are cast iron with a steel face. That could be the line where the two materials meet. The castings on Vulcan anvils seem to have a lot more defects than Fisher anvils. Fishers are made the same way. It could definitely be a crack though. Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - Herebrooks - 10-16-2015 Torture!!! Re: Thinking of blacksmithing? - WoodCzech - 10-16-2015 Hm, I am headed up into that town this evening for other reasons. But I already have a portable forge and an anvil:-) |