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PETERBOROUGH, ONT

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Chris Stapley was kind enough to give me a small section of railway steel and 3 burned out angle grinders later, I made this.  It was fun to make but took a while.  Still waiting for my 7" Makita to come back from the shop. I guess I have to lighten my touch a bit.  Glad I made it and thank you Chris.CC63B8AC-6A60-48CA-9B7F-97411E2B11E1.jpeg



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MARKHAM, ONT

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Nice. How thick is the dust in your garage now?

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Wicked Bud.


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ETOBICOKE, ONT

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Nice, I've got a good chunk of rail that I use to hammer on.

Have thought about shaping it into an anvil.

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CAMPBELLFORD, ONT

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Turned out very nice Jim, you wanted an anvil far worse than I did ....

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I was a bit silly. I needed a much bigger drill bit for the Hardy hole so I was filing for days. I should have just driven to town and bought one. But it was fun to make and turned out as planned. Sure inhaled a lot of dust though. Looking forward to making another big one some day. They sure get a lot of use. Thanks guys.

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(For 58Chevy) If you wear a mask and goggles, the goggles fog up. But I can't go without safety glasses so I chose not to wear the goggles. I inhaled a lot of black. But I can still see clearly. Just so you know what you're in for. Or you can spend $200 for a full face mask and filter. I will someday but first. comes parts.

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Chris Stapley wrote:

Turned out very nice Jim, you wanted an anvil far worse than I did ....


 no poop



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PETERBOROUGH, ONT

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I get a lot of use out of an anvil but mostly, I just enjoy working with metal (and wood and plastic). I am anxious to start working with resin but too many projects right now. Maybe over winter. Thank you again Chris.

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Haha.... you get me!
shag766 wrote:
Chris Stapley wrote:

Turned out very nice Jim, you wanted an anvil far worse than I did ....


 no poop


 



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Anvil ? I thought he was making a hood ornament for a Caddy ;)


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No,thats what it came off of....
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Anvil ? I thought he was making a hood ornament for a Caddy ;)


 



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Are you going to be afraid to use it- because it is so beautiful?

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Thank you for that daylatedollarshort. I know the hardy hole will get a lot of use but yeah, if I need it, I'll use it.

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you gonna make some dollies or hammer heads with the parts cut out of it?


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PETERBOROUGH, ONT

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I guess I should since I am halfway there with the hardy hole. Thank you for remin ding me to finish the job 58Chevy. Hmm, what shapes first ?

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Lots of shapes to choose from, These would go nice with your anvil, can be made to fit the hardy hole.

 

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PETERBOROUGH, ONT

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Thank you 58Chev. I already made one so just 6 more to go.

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Show off the one you made at least.........

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Before I finished the hardy hole, I watched this video by Karl Fisher (Jap Hands - Make It Kustom ) and started making a shaping tool right away.  Find it at 33:20 minutes into the video.  It just fits in a vice but looked really handy so I made that first.  Now I have to make some more for the hardy hole.  Karl Fisher and rat rod Bob and Garage Fab are my 3 favourite video sources for learning.



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The good ole hot dog dolly, eh.
Yep, that's a handy one.

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And now I know it's called a hot dog golly thanks to you. I am learning every day.

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