| Формат | Размер | Скачать |
|---|
| Название | : | |
| Продолжительность | : | |
| Пользователь | : | id 963986158651 |
| Дата публикации | : | ript src= |
| Просмотры | : | layer\/0af6e327\/www-embed-player.vflset\/www-embed-player.js |
| Понравилось | : | 1,272 |
| Не понравилось | : | 12 |
 | I think you should of replaced the face of the anvil Комментарий от : @francissobotka8725 |
 | They where made in the late 1800's i believe Комментарий от : @rowanpomeroysoos6339 |
 | I have 2 Peter wrights anvils also. One is in much worse shape than your no 2 . I would need 250 to 300$ for it. Its 176 lbs. You got a really good deal on yours. I haven't seen one go on auction for less than 1.50 to 2$ and that was 15 years ago. Yours sounds just like both of mine. Комментарий от : @ronskancke1489 |
 | How strange, I've been thinking about you for the past few days and an old video of yours shows up in my suggested feed. I miss your work and hope you're doing well in life. God bless. Комментарий от : @BCM1959 |
 | I just picked up a second PW anvil myself. I had to come back to this video to review my path forward. Still miss your routine video's, hope all is well. Комментарий от : @MrGunPilot |
 | At 0:35: You GOT me!!!!! LOL!!! Комментарий от : @tlbfarm4473 |
 | I got a large anvil and 4 more blacksmith tools and a set of scales , just before a D-7 cat tore the building down , the shop belonged to my wife's great grandfather but none of the family wanted any of of , the anvil needs about the same repairs. Комментарий от : @MegaRiffraff |
 | a lot of ringing means a lot of energy is lost to create sound by energy converting to vibrations in the anvil. Комментарий от : @tomaslainas695 |
 | hi. i flapped the table on mine so it shines and dont like the light reflect from it. same anvil. now, i'd like to get the old black colour as bottom part. any suggestion? im new on this. work on cymbals as a cymbalsmith. thanks!!! Комментарий от : @motzdrums |
 | Most any anvil has red hot metal worked on it regularly. I would doubt you even came close to changing the surface hardness. Anvil looks great and now it's useable again. No need to make apologies for saving a piece of history from being nothing more than a huge yard art thingy. Комментарий от : @MrGarycooper101 |
 | So don’t attempt this with a flux core wire ? Комментарий от : @rmcmunoz2 |
 | Anyone else think that the anvil was a lot bigger compared to the moment he picked it up? Комментарий от : @luckys1227 |
 | What ever happend to chandler??? Комментарий от : @Ca21431 |
 | Que electrodo usaste para las aristas y como soldaste, calentaste el yunque??? Комментарий от : @emiliohusak8167 |
 | Why do you call your anvil "she ?" Комментарий от : @neilgillmore |
 | Nice job restoring that anvil! Комментарий от : @lemix69 |
 | I can see the table in the video. Комментарий от : @greghackney8437 |
 | If it does not say England, it is at least 130 years old www.facebook.com/notes/blacksmithing-for-beginners/how-old-is-my-peter-wright-anvil/1651430758283657/ Комментарий от : @dracul1986 |
 | Chandler I usually appreciate what you do BUT WRONG rod. WRONG rod.Wrong rod.. Hard surfacing will cost you an eye.. Anvils ARE NOT HARD for a purpose.I restore anvils for folks: Preheat to 350 degrees farenheit. build up wiht 11018 rod!!! Usually comes out about rockwell 52ish.... Комментарий от : @ericsprado4631 |
 | crappy camera work Комментарий от : @willieboggs7799 |
 | She sings well 😍 Комментарий от : @stokermeister3 |
| What would be you suggestions to fix a bow in the face of a anvil ??? Комментарий от : @stokermeister3 |
 | Spent more time rubbing it over with his hands, should have shown the welding process etc Комментарий от : @petergray2778 |
 | From what i've read, you don't want a mirror finish on your work deck, because it's waaaay too slippery (not a good idea to play knock hockey with burning hot steel). To solve that, I'd definitely rough up the working surfaces with say 120 grit, to provide some much needed traction for anything placed on top. Комментарий от : @RovingPunster |
 | youtube is strange, why is this in my feed today? Also, people are odd, who would care if you grind/weld YOUR property Комментарий от : @unknown-ql1fk |
 | Hitting it 3 times is enough...jesus like a kid Комментарий от : @naui_diver9290 |
| Thats about a 1100 anvil Комментарий от : @naui_diver9290 |
| Yes the table is plated Комментарий от : @naui_diver9290 |
 | the word you are looking for is Restoration. Nicely Done. Комментарий от : @gordbaker896 |
 | Awesome dude, fuq what they say. You do great stuff. Комментарий от : @stevesyncox9893 |
 | The anvil was built to be worked on, anything done to get back up doing what it’s supposed to is showing respect. A great video, thank you. Комментарий от : @markharrisllb |
 | Too much chatter... Комментарий от : @robvancamp2781 |
 | I like the way you narrate and leave out all the sparks if you know what I mean. Thanks! Комментарий от : @lightning4871 |
 | Sir, I got my grandpa's anvil and I'm planning to restore it . Can you help me with advice. If you have some contact I would send you pics of it. Комментарий от : @dusanboss7749 |
 | At 212 degrees, it boils Комментарий от : @jkay6612 |
 | aircraft paint stripper will take just about anything off. Комментарий от : @AffordBindEquipment |
 | Какой ебанный язык Комментарий от : @toliany4432 |
 | That camera makes me nervous ! Too much bla bla ... nearly no action ... I wanted to watch the restoring ! ... I got nothing but bla bla bla ... extremely boring ! Комментарий от : @wernerrunkel5378 |
 | Bound or no bound, you people want anvil or a bell. Комментарий от : @zofflex |
 | Good video Chandler I have been thinking about doing this to my endville I also have a Peter Wright that I got at a auction some of the sides are chipped like a lot of Peter rights did. Комментарий от : @danielprincipato629 |
 | Thank you for this video. It has been nearly 3 years since you did this restoration. How has it held up? Are the edges wearing or chipping? I'm about to do the same thing on an old anvil I got and would really like your input / assessment. Комментарий от : @idahobob173 |
 | You could go back 1000 years to the guys that made to most beautiful swords ever made and they would cut their dick off to have that anvil Комментарий от : @whiskeyjim4126 |
 | Good job. Do not worry about what nay-sayers say. Комментарий от : @larrywhite6637 |
 | It was cool work, but talk a lot during the video ... tire ... I went ahead the video several times .. Комментарий от : @ALBERTO20091980 |
 | Chandler, you are an okay dude, but what makes me cringe is the apologetic stance you have for all the butthurt know-it-all better sideline crybabies in your audience. Your goal is to get it working again. Stop apologizing for it. Комментарий от : @UptownWings |
 | Why the hell would you paint an avil bright red? Комментарий от : @biomechanickformerlyironox5120 |
 | Just found your channel yesterday. I am an aspiring blacksmith. Haven't tried to do the first thing yet, AND I have a 100lbs Peter Wright. Got it for $100 at a yard sale. It had a piece broken off the top that was built back up with low carbon welding. Hope that was the correct method. Watching the video was very enjoyable and informative. Комментарий от : @stevehall4548 |
 | Gauging by the amount of "mushroom" on the sides, I wonder how much steel that old anvil has moved! Комментарий от : @mikecarroll3132 |
 | Nice job. I gave you a like just for shutting off that music. Комментарий от : @nedcramdon1306 |
 | Looks like you did a nice job Комментарий от : @gregoryhare6538 |
 | I found an old Peter wright anvil that weighs about 388 lbs and it has some pretty significant damage on one side that someone tried to grind out. I was thinking about welding a plate of tool steel to it to give it a new face and to repair the damaged area. Is this the proper way to do this or is there a better way? Комментарий от : @joshredmond3339 |
 | restoring? it s only blablablabla.... endless Комментарий от : @gibmelson7628 |
| boooooooooring Комментарий от : @gibmelson7628 |
 | This is the second video I've found where the face is being called the "Table". I like your videos, but if you are putting these out there for instruction, please use the correct terminology for anvils. The table is the little flat between the horn and face. And yes, they welded a FACE onto wrought anvils. Otherwise you wouldn't have rebound and the wrought would crush over time. Комментарий от : @FlatBrokeForge |
 | Looks great, nice job Комментарий от : @scottishbuiltglasgow1395 |
 | This is a rather old video, but what does it look like today, because you were right. There are better ways to do it. I have never done it and likely never will. I would likely pay someone else who has experience with anvil repair. But from what I have read, your preheat to 212 degrees is not hot enough. Heating the anvil slowly till it is 350 to 400 degrees seems to be the norm. I was a little disappointed that you didn’t show any of the actual work except for a few shots of the grinding you did to remove the prior welds. You could have shown a few shot shots of the various steps after that without the risk of it being a long and boring “how to” video. To those who may see this video and wonder why he didn’t just mill the face and corners flat, just as others were curious about 3 years ago when he posted this, the bulk of the anvil is wrought iron. There is only a thin plate of hardened steel forge welded to the top. It is very easy to mill away too much. If that happens, you no longer have a useable anvil. You have scrap. Anyway. I enjoy your videos. I have no idea why you decided it was necessary to defend spike knives so vigorously, but I do enjoy watching. Especially those (which would probably be most) you start off by saying “I have no idea how to do this, but I’m doing it anyway. May work...May not. We’ll find out.” Комментарий от : @donalharris3724 |
 | Righteous! New life in that old girl! Комментарий от : @motoscrambler |
 | it is your anvil,do what you want with it. Комментарий от : @courtneyhall7140 |
 | That peter wright said thank you and I think every viewer would thank NOT to bounce your hammer off that face for 30 seconds! Good god that is so damn loud!😂 put a chain and magnet on that thing and deaden the ring for everyone’s sake! You’ll still hear the sound of cracks or hollows if that’s what you’re checking for. Excellent work though! Got a 100lb Peter Wrong anvil also and I’m getting the nuts up to preheat and weld the shit out of it! Thanks for the video.👍🏽 Комментарий от : @4rnorthwest |
 | I got one of those pw's for free at a stone yard. It was sitting in the dirt next to a scrap pile. I dug her out gave many rr spikes the ol "heat it n beat it" Комментарий от : @prophesytheorist5130 |
 | owau chido para selas con intelegesia con ramientas de lo que sea sabeduria aser de qual que ramienta Комментарий от : @antoniosanchez2136 |
 | Ya fix it the way ya need to fit your needs in this time in history. Good job . Love to have it myself. Комментарий от : @oneer8435 |
 | Hi, Just spotted part of your vid in a ‘most satisfying videos in the world compilation’ by curvey. Hoping they have your permission for that brother! Комментарий от : @louissingleton7348 |
 | NICE! But show how you do the job too. Even if it's time-lapse shots... Комментарий от : @morgycaptain |
 | I,D HAVE THE TABLE SURFACE GROUND BACK SQUARE Комментарий от : @robertcowan8211 |
| WHY NOT JUST SAND BLAST IT RIGHT OFF THE START Комментарий от : @robertcowan8211 |
 | I just noticed you use the same coal as i do, your videos are really helpful. Комментарий от : @justinflogel9888 |
 | Damn good job bro! Комментарий от : @mattbelota1 |
 | My first anvil was a peter wright with the same 117 and solid wrought markings. Also pretty much the same damage with the same dip in the middle. The person i bought it from had it in a flower bed at a dairy farm. Paid 200, got a bigger hay budden then sold the peter wright for 350. Wish I would have kept it..... Комментарий от : @frankrodriguez5417 |
 | The table weld is obvious from here, it's the same height as the dropped entity on the right (which name I don't know). Комментарий от : @SnorrioK |
 | It seems you lost bounce, maybe got a little too hot. I wonder if 7018 would work at all on the edges or would it be too soft? Комментарий от : @whistlelips |
 | The red lipstick could have been lead paint, good that you got most of it of with the stripping thing and steel wool w/o dust. Lead ain't good for the brain. Комментарий от : @gubr |
 | Missed opportunity. Instead of naming it "Pete 2" perhaps you should name it "Re-Pete." Комментарий от : @willemstockton |
 | I have a perter wright about the same as the one you have it has a date of about 1875 on the side and there are some pieces missing on the edges like your and and has a sway back in the middle. I need to do what you have done soon. thanks for the video Комментарий от : @ke6bnl |
 | I'm going back to some of your older videos, the work is great but please don't consider going back to being apologetic. Just be you and keep up,showing up. Love your work and your videos. Комментарий от : @ianlevine273 |
 | To properly test rebound; you dont use a hammer. All the more reason why folks should have a permit to buy these old anvils. Комментарий от : @scottreynolds4827 |
 | Let's see, you could use a milling stone or you could drag it along a runway till it's flat, could do the same for the side. Комментарий от : @tonywalker8030 |
 | Good job mate, a bit of history back to working use, that's what it's all about. Well done. Комментарий от : @lenblacksmith8559 |
 | You did a really good job bringing this great old anvil back to live. Now she will be used right what she was made for. Thumbs up :D Комментарий от : @massimoserra4787 |
 | Is it possible to add a table top on an old anvil like that one? Комментарий от : @GrimmGhost |
 | The YouTube audio sounds like you lost a bunch of ring Комментарий от : @conspiracypraticlelist3370 |
 | you have two anvil !!! give me one Комментарий от : @user-be7si7zj4g |
 | I just picked up a anvil and it has those little dimples like bb dents..what are those? Комментарий от : @marqtaylor8291 |
 | the top should be a hard steel like tool steel and bottom wrought-iron welded at the circle 117 point good job Комментарий от : @Deuce-eq4mv |
 | your voice sounds like Mel Gibson Комментарий от : @AdirondackNY |
 | haha u got me in the start I thought it was a full sized one Комментарий от : @tristy-popstheman7622 |
 | Is there a reason for the Chain around your anvil Комментарий от : @arcturusbbqsausagemaking2435 |
 | One of my anvils (Peter Wright 1-2-1) needed a tuneup about like yours, except no paint! To repoint the horn we used pikes in the pike holes, turned it upside down with the horn in the fire. Wet mud at the horn base and once a red heat, easily tapped into shape. Anvil horns are just wrought iron, so with a little more heat from a rosebud tip, even the splits in the very tip healed right up. Ain't wrought iron wonderful to work with? We used about 10 pounds of Stoody Build Up rod to line the entire face and edges. A friendly engine machine shop milled the face. We rounded most of the edges to our liking and that was that. Been doing good work with it for about 30 years. Комментарий от : @gehutch |
 | Never mind what others think about your ideas and stop apologizing. You work with strong steel and fire, not with panty liners. It is your gig, your time, your fuel, your muscle, your tools, your camera, your show. ;) take care. Комментарий от : @richsellskc |
 | Very bad pronunciation. Комментарий от : @lotharvoeller |
 | Chandler that Anvil does look like is has a Table Welded on it. Комментарий от : @stevejones2291 |
 | Highest respect for what you are doing, the way you are doing it and ... thanks for some Waylon by the way :) Комментарий от : @1I3b |
 | I'm for anybody that take something old and restore it! At my second to last job, we had a 1930' Refrigerator. I left there in 2005 and it was still running! That Refrigerator kept BEER super cold. Back in the day, AMERICANS made things to lasts, Nowadays they're made to last at the most 2 years. So Americans will keep buying. No more is it QUALITY, it's quantity and how fast you can push it out the door. too keep Americans buying. Keep up the good work SIR! Комментарий от : @redwingfan2845 |
 | your passion is a credit to you,Look after your tools,they will look after you. well done Комментарий от : @eddylonergan142 |
 | going this weekend to look at 3 anvils, one Peter wright don't know what the others are, owner says there all over 200lbs. Pretty stoked about it, been looking for an anvil for 7 years. Комментарий от : @shane-3170 |
 | For anyone who isn't already aware, the boiling point of water is 212° Fahrenheit at sea level. Комментарий от : @tpope2044 |
 | If it doesn't say England its pre 1920's. Nice job my friend. Great videos. Thanks Комментарий от : @gl1965en |
 | water boils at 212 degrees Комментарий от : @skytim1882 |
 | wow! pretty good i thing! Комментарий от : @timdonnelly3282 |
 | It is better to be Copacetic, than So-Pathetic! Especially when you get Tang-Toungled! Комментарий от : @digiphot2 |
