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Hell!!! Put a heavy duty set of wheels and steering wheel on it and you can use it as a truck.
It will run really well down hill. HEHEHEHEHE!!!
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Anvil size
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Hell!!! Put a heavy duty set of wheels and steering wheel on it and you can use it as a truck.
It will run really well down hill. HEHEHEHEHE!!!
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I can't remember how I came about that anvil photo or the story that came with it. It could be Nick Wheeler's next paper weight........
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A good rule of thumb for the size of anvil is the 1:30 ratio. You take the largest hammer you intend to use and multiple the weight by 30. So if you have a 4 lb hammer x 30 = 120. Your anvil should weigh a minimum of 120 lbs.
Of course, with anvils size does count. The bigger the better.
Stephen
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Of course, with anvils size does count. The bigger the better.
Stephen
http://www.north-river-custom-knives.com