Recent content by jasonv

Thanks all. I have the anvil all cleaned up and on a new stump. Have already bent some metal on it. I dug a starrett 925 vise out of a dumpster and that is my next project. It is pretty rough.

The part I love the most about this old anvil is the Wile E Coyote jokes. My wife don't know it yet but this is going on display in the house for at least a week before I take it back out to the shop. It was mounted on a stump with hand forges spikes. The stump is rotten so I am going to mount...

Great thread I have an old Starett vise I need to work on and just bought a welding table with two unidentified vises on it.

I heat my house with wood so do some serious chainsaw work. After watching the project farm video I bought a Makita. Truth be told I don't think I am going to keep it. Pros- battery life lasts about as long as a tank of premix on a comparable sized saw. It came with extra batteries so I can...

3/4 for me

Jason from South Dakota here. Hobbies are motorcycles, shooting sports, guns, hunting, camping, old metal, pickups, atvs, mechanics

I just got an old ACME anvil. It is in pretty decent shape. i cleaned the grime and rust off and found the ACME marking on the side. On the front under the horn is 33 On the front foot is 125 (I am guessing 125 lbs) also the number A147072 Anyone know what any of these mean? I am a new member...