What if it Snows?

Depending on brand age and condition OLD anvils can go for STUPID money. Depending on the 3 above that may NOT have hit stupid yet, especially if there is a blacksmith present, if there is a smith present alot of them are willing to pay fair prices, when they walk away you are tickling stupid prices.(normally)

 

My leg is asleep and I can't get up

 

Zucchini. Cherry tomatoes. Petite carrots. Fresh garlic. Only drank one (1) full size pot of coffee today. Progress not perfection.

 

People are stupid.
Look folks, it's a hunk of iron.
Nothing more, nothing less.
A friggin hunk of iron.

 

So are they quieter than the ones with blades? The ones around me (of course I don't have much ambient noise) are loud too me.

 

That's a bit of a yes and no thing, it is a chunk of iron just like a railroad track, but if you are trying to make something from another piece of iron a good and bad anvil have noticeable differences. It's kind of like drum brakes / disc brakes, they are both brakes.

 

Not true , when you beat out a project you dont want to see every mark you ve left with a hammer , cheap aint good opus , you know this . Cheap are soft and will crack and dent , hardy holes will waller out ect .

 

Well you typed more than me but that was my point, there's a huge difference between something like a sondeford anvil and harbor frieght.