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Anvil - local to Calgary. Estate sale.

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Perry

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Calgary estate sale. Presently $12.00 25% off on Thursday and 50% off on Friday

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533. Anvil, made in England — Estate Sale Pros

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A rare desk anvil for armchair engineers and blacksmiths! Looks to weigh about a 1/4 stone; probably worth more as scrap than an A.S.O.
 
I use one of these all the time. It sits on the table of my hydraulic press. Great for work when I don’t feel like moving the table but the ram is too far away from the workpiece. Upside down, the mounting slots make it perfect for holding bearings for installation / removal.
 
I have one that size (or smaller) that I use a lot vs. hammering away on my welding table. surprisingly useful for small bearings etc. Good companion to the 1-ton arbor press.
 
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