I cleaned up and remounted my rail track anvil on a low stump for my daughter, then we. I cleaned up and remounted my rail track anvil on a low stump for my daughter, then we forged her a hook. Most of the folks here will be telling you *not* to use a 4# hammer too easy to mess up your arm if you're not up to using it! I know when I teach I show folks my 1500 gm hammer and tell them I used to do these 1/4" stock S hooks totally with it until I realized I was just showing off and it was stressing my arm holding back doing the counter bend and other finicky stuff and so now use a much lighter hammer for that job. 3 1/2 ' Flat Top Rail Road Train Track Anvil 7.5 Lbs Blacksmith Jeweler Machined. I cleaned up and remounted my rail track anvil on a low stump for my daughter, then we forged her a hook. If ya can"t do it with a 2lb hammer on a 37lb track ya probably can't do it on a 1300lb fisher with a 5lb hammer. If it works for ya don't worry about names, prices or sizes. HS I have a dozen under 2 lb a few over that.
I have been told you need at least a 4 lb hammer. This video shows the process of cutting and gluing many layers of plywood together to create a stand for a short length of rail. 12 1/4 ' Rare Steel Railroad Rail Train track Anvil Collectible Blacksmith 23LBS. 1 2 Next of 2 C.Anderson Members 1k Gender:Male Location:Ewing, VA Posted OctoSo, tomorrow I'm going to my brother in law's yard/shop to pick up some rail track, I-beam, stainless steel chunks, a 3hp electric motor, some parts for a belt grinder, and whatever other junk he's got laying around that I can use for blade smithing. I have a 174 lbĪ 142 lb a 88 lb and a 60lb fisher I still use the 37 lb track. Don't fall into the" got to have a 300lb anvil to work on. I forged all sorts of stuff on a 37 lb track using a O/A torch. You can do anything up to a 1/2 " or larger just takes longer.
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