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![]() Completed Anvil65 lbs, all told. | ![]() Raw stockPacing out the placement of (mostly) raw stock, estimating proportions. | ![]() Main bodyCutting horn socket into table on knee mill with a rotary table. Note unusual work-holding required for task. |
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![]() Jigsaw PiecesTurned horn stock and table with matching socket. | ![]() Preparing tableCutting horn socket into table on knee mill with a rotary table. Note unusual work-holding required for task. | ![]() Jigsaw PiecesTable and heel section shown fitting together. Note the use of this joint to cut the square hardy hole. Ready for beveling, welding. |
![]() Forming the HornDue to its asymmetrical form, I couldn't turn the horn. I used my drilling technique for removing a great deal of excess material relatively quickly, before cutting away the remains with a grinder cut off wheel, then surface grinding to shape. | ![]() HornHorn rough ground and beveled for shrink fit to table | ![]() Welded BodyHeel and horn joined to table. I used a Millermatic 250 amp with .35 wire. |
![]() Completed HeadWelded final assembly of horn, heel and table. Note pritchel hole, used for various work-holding attachments. |
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