@poppiesrule you actually should tap the anvil, so you can hold rythem and not "waste" more energy in stopping the hammer in mid air. Face it, there will always be energy loss, the quicker you learn to live with it, the better.
Great Video, this video answered a bunch of questions i had. But I have one more, what should I use to set my anvil on? Right now I have mine sitting on a oak stump. Will that work good enough?
@gatorj3333 any stable sturdy mount will work as long as 1 it doesnt woble 2 you can secure your anvil and 3 its at the right height. i too am using an oak stump so you should be all good and if you want try and personalize it to give it that gatorj3333 feel
Thank you for posting this video.
weeman3571 3 months ago
how about letting us know where we can get a good quality anvil and know how to tell the difference between a good anvil and a bad anvil
MourningStar13666 3 months ago
stop tapping the anvil. it is nothing more than energy-wasting superstition.
poppiesrule 10 months ago
@poppiesrule you actually should tap the anvil, so you can hold rythem and not "waste" more energy in stopping the hammer in mid air. Face it, there will always be energy loss, the quicker you learn to live with it, the better.
TechnicusJoe 9 months ago
thanks for showing us , we need more tips
ambrizherrador 1 year ago
Great Video, this video answered a bunch of questions i had. But I have one more, what should I use to set my anvil on? Right now I have mine sitting on a oak stump. Will that work good enough?
Thanks,
Dillon
gatorj3333 1 year ago
@gatorj3333 any stable sturdy mount will work as long as 1 it doesnt woble 2 you can secure your anvil and 3 its at the right height. i too am using an oak stump so you should be all good and if you want try and personalize it to give it that gatorj3333 feel
lonesoul1203 9 months ago