Railroad track anvil

A short stretch of railroad track is turned into an anvil. The basic shape was cut with an angle grinder and file, then sanded and blued...

Durable construction: Our anvil is made from premium railway steel infused with manganese for unmatched strength and durability. Dual-surface design: The innovative outer wooden shell doubles as a workstation and allows for a dual-surface anvil by simply flipping the anvil part upside down and reassembling the two parts. Easy to switch surfaces: Switching between steel surfaces is simple - just unscrew the nuts and take out the bolts to remove the steel part, flip it upside down, and…

This was my second home made anvil. It seemed like a good idea but the overall weight was to low and I never really used it much.

Railroad Track Anvil

Today I found out why anvils are shaped the way they are and why blacksmith/farriers/etc. sometimes tap the anvil after a few strikes on the object they’re working on. Anvil shape has evolved greatly since the earliest anvil-like objects. These primitive objects used for anvils were typically made of stone, often just a slab of rock. The first metal anvils [...]

DIY Railroad Anvil Stand: In this Instructable I will be showing you step-by-step how to make this rustic looking anvil stand. I decided to make this stand because I recently picked up this cool old anvil that was made from a piece of a railway track and had no place to work…

Homemade anvil fashioned from a railroad track section. Measures 21

RR Track anvil

Turning rusty railroad track into an anvil Thanks for watching! Please be aware that this video is for entertainment purposes only and techniques shown... | video recording, entertainment