CHEAP ANVILS!!!! No More Craigslist JUNK!
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- DON'T PAY GOOD MONEY FOR A JUNK ANVIL!! I have found a good source for high quality anvils! Click Here!!!
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Absolutely right about the CL anvils, prices are out of sight!
Abom Adventures I had no Idea you had another channel! BINGE TIME!!!
And some of the criagslist finds are beat to hell It's like dropping $500 on a Highpoint.
It’s because mindless people with a lot of cash buy them...same goes for eBay. I go to flea markets and see things that are just junk going for insane prices, I ask the seller about it and the basic reply I usually get is, “ that’s what they go for on ebay!” Thats when I say, thanks and walk away...
...also, see the prices of old used axes now, climbing higher and higher every day. You can still find cheap ones but I have even started seeing more and more hatchets going for $20.00 up to $40.00 each!
@@hdrjunkie i was just at a flea market yesterday and saw all kinds of old beat to piss hatchets with chiped blades and broken handles for $60 to $150. Maybe they were trying to sell them as decor, no idea...
Clicked on this thinking you found some warehouse hoard, then was like Holy Cow! that's where I buy my coal!...about 20mins from me. When I was getting started he spent like an hour explaining things, giving tips and invited me to their Tuesday night hammer in and all I was buying (that day) was one pair of tongs to get started. Second time I was there I met a full time blacksmith that's been helping me out pretty much weekly every since. AWESOME shop, AWESOME folks! That's Texas Hospitality! Thanks for featuring this!
Jeff Sandling where is this
Where is this place I’m near Houston?
That is a great deal, but there's no roadrunners where I live nor high cliffs so I have no use for an anvil.
this is such an underrated comment
POOT!!
Crack an egg on it.
You must live in a world where everything comes from the store ..... these are strange times to practice that method.
It is truly disgusting what has happened to the used anvil market!!! Nice video.
Wish I had a local shop with so many options for knife scales.
A few years ago I bought a 220# fisher that has a great face for $150 on Craigslist. Two weeks ago I got an awesome old craftsman floor model drill press for $80 from Craigslist, keep looking because deals come up.
Wow! I've been away from the anvil market for 20 years or so, and it's crazy what's happened to the prices. My most recent anvil purchases have been 55-lb HF anvils -- for use by beginners. Face so soft you can cut it with a file -- but good enough to teach beginners on.
Meanwhile beginners should remember that you don't need an anvil - you need something to USE as an anvil. Get a few heavy (50-lb +) chunks of steel and hammer away on those. Forklift tines are highly rated, but there are lots of other choices. Tool steel will last longer and not ding up so badly, but a heavy hunk of mild steel may work for you too. And with the latter, you could always SuperQuench it -- but make sure you have LOTS of SuperQuench for a large chunk of steel.
Professionals should invest in high-quality tools. Amateurs should start with cheap stuff and learn something about the craft before spending much money on tools.
I didn't even know a store like this existed. Thank you!
I ran into this shop about 17-18 yrs ago one time comming back from the Range...
I bought a set of tongs and some coal in a pile outside that I paid for by the pound.. shoveled it into a bucket I had in the back of my truck and got started...
I haven't been back in several years as I ended up moving to Dallas and in an apt...
I'm back out on a small patch of land and going to set up once again... started looking at vids on anvils and so glade I clicked on this one... 😎
Awsome deals! Might be able to replace my dads anvil cheaper then expected.......i sold his needing money a few years back for good money and regretted it si ce as i like to dabble in blacksmith too. My dads been gone almost 6 years now.
That dodge of yours can handle more coal then that! Used to haul a ton on my 1/2 ton and 2 ton and 1/2 palets on my one ton cummins. Dodge is often underrated!
Ive got 3 dreams in life, owning a huge 500+lbs anvil, doing a restromod mustang 69" body with a 2005 engine and interior, and moving to Florida to be a annual pass holder at Disney World. Odd set of dreams but all doable.
I'm tempted to hop in the pickup and drive to Texas just to see this place
As good a reason for a road trip as any. As if I needed a reason
I live 10 minutes from this place and I can say they have everything you will ever need friendly folks too!
What is the name of this store and where is it located? I'm in Dallas.
5$+ a pound is not cheap, even for brand new anvils. As a matter of fact, it's a mid-range price of every other new anvil. Craigslist has a plethora of nearly pristine anvils ranging from 3-4$ a pound. Don't rush a big purchase like this and wait for a good anvil to show itself on Craigslist or Facebook. With Facebook, though, there are almost exclusively bots running fake ads or scammers wanting you to wire them money before they ship it.
Been shopping at Texas farrier supply for years. One of those 'best kept secret' places but awesome folks that work there and good prices too. Often I just go there to hang out
I used to run a small fleet of pickups, and sometimes drove one myself, I loved to put 300-400 lbs in the bed right on top of the axle, made those pickups ride like a Cadillac.
my old truck never drove as good when it did loaded to max+ ... rode nice, stopped nice and a great stance !
Ok I have a serous question, if they do or ship to residential places then where can I get my anvil shipped to?
I wish I was in Texas to see the store in person
Great price on anvils.. 30+ years ago it was $1 a pound for anything half decent. $5 a pound for a new one is pretty good. Thank you for the video, Justin
Just 4 or 5 years ago it was $2 a pound. I got mine for $1.50 a pound about 7 years ago and that was a little high, but reasonable.
My latest anvil was 125 euro for a 110kg churchwindow anvil. Sure, it's beat up and needs some serious TLC. However it comes out at $0.58/lb and I bought it 3 weeks ago.
Biggest difference is that I bought the anvil in a country which does not air forged in fire :D It was just an honest trader trying to make a buck and he sells about 100+ anvils a year from 30lbs to 1000+lbs
I checked the link in the description. Lotsa stuff in there. Definately worth a good look. Only issue I have is the descriptions on the products aren't very in depth, bare minimum. For example the anvils only have the dimensions. No info on the brand, wither or not it is cast steel or drop forged steel, or the hardness, or the size of the hardy and pritchel hole etc. Makes me very wary on ordering from them.
+Chadd Lindsay I would give them a call, they will answer any questions you have. Great guys and they are blacksmiths.
That place is like my kind of candy store.
I used barbecue tongs. Just used on heating and bending… No crucible heated stuff… Simple bend and shape.. Got them new and free from store promoting their barbecue grills…
Not a blacksmith nor edged tool maker, just a woodworker, but this store is making me crazy! Thanks for showing it. All those beautiful hammers and tongs. And ANVILS! And just a few words from that store feller, and I know its a good place. Hot dog! L
The anvils aren't anywhere near a good price, they are middle of the pack.
In high school we made our own forge Tong's out of two railroad spikes
My son and I were just there on Friday, great shop!!! See y’all in a couple weeks!
LOL, had no idea you were in Texas. When you were walking around I thought, that looks like Texas Farrier Supply. I love that place and I haven't been in a while. Time to go back. Thanks for the reminder!
I need to take a trip down there some time and invest in a good anvil.
Wish I had shops like that locally. Great vid
For Craigslist it depends on what you're looking at. I'd rather have a somewhat beat up old Made in USA vice than a new Made in China one of the pricing is around the same. If I wanted an anvil the same would apply.
An old Hay Budden or an old Trenton are definitely worth the extra money.
It's unfortunate that "made in China" is the only way to go I think.
I have been looking locally, but it seems everyone thinks their anvils are worth their weight in gold. Shipping is pretty reasonable for the 30lb. Thanks for the link.
I thought the thumbnail picture of the rusty anvils was a part of the supply for cheap anvils.
Good to know a new anvil can be a lot cheaper than Craigslist or Kijiji pricing.
God I love shops like these, unfortunately they are becoming harder and harder to find in Australia. I can spend hours and many bucks in these places
Brakes to merge!!! Lol glad I’m not the only one that gets irritated at that
+Jon Lane At least so had my seat belt on😁
that's due to the yield sign there champ
wow that is an amazing deal for an anvil. If shipping it to Australia was not as expensive as shipping something to Mars I would buy one.
These are good for dropping on Coyotes. Pianos as well.
I’ve been to that store! Right down the road for me. Really cool guys and great stuff! And when I went they had forges outside for classes.
I have been saving for a new anvil. Either from these guys or Holland Anvil. The price for old anvils almost exactly matches brand new ones, maybe shy 100 dollars a so. Which is ridiculous. Unless I find a smokin deal on a decent old anvil, there is almost no point.
we git the older anvils because they are hand forged and they are cool pieces of history
The Hardware store deserves to get along in life, no greed and they look after their customers! Something very rare tgese days!
I'm looking for a mini anvil, just to work stainless steel eire etc on but can only get low grade soft steel mini anvils!
Brilliant video my friend 👍 😆 👌 enjoyed every second 👍😎👍
Hopefully you didn't buy a small anvil here because there are many anvils on craigslist in near pristine quality ranging from 40-80# at 1-2$ a pound.
$350.00 is not a cheap anvil, that is pretty expensive especially if you don't have a crap ton of money laying around. I found a used 70 lbs. in great condition for $100.00 from just asking around my area on facebook
+Chris Brown Cool, I will give you $125 for it. You can replace it and make a profit.
Es una tienda muy completa donde se encuentra
Ya quisiéramos una así en México
Saludos desde tarimbaro Michoacán México
Holy smokes I'm only 45 mins from that store !! Heck yeah !!
I'll have to give em a look
Buying coal in a bag... Dang, I guess I'm spoiled. Living in West Virginia we get ours by the ton in the back of a dump truck!
Just gotta find a good deal on Craigslist. I got 150lb PW in pristine condition for $200. Just a matter of finding a deal.
I lived in Rendon, next town south of Kennedale. Was a member of the VFD there for a while back in the 90's.
Thank you for posting this.
Wow. That thumbnail set off all my alarms. Hahahhah
Nine of these stores exist near me. In Fargo nd
You just earned them a customer
That is awesome. It’s literally right down the road and I never knew it was there. Thanks!
The rolling coal bit was a good ending haha.
Saw a Hay Budden 170# with a beat up face on CL today. Guy was asking $1500 for it. He'll probably get it too...I just don't get it.
I bought a 150 lb anvil from them. Great anvil. Fairly certain the metal is ductile cast and not steel but it’s still a great anvil.
The price for their anvils would be a good price if they are forged.. If they're cast, they're not worth having. There's a lot more to anvil construction than you think. Nothing beats an old Peter Wright made in the 1800's, if it's in good shape.
Frank Price Those are cast steel, not cast iron like the cheap Chinese ones. There's a huge difference.
Holy crap, I'm right next door in Ft. Worth! Time to take a drive!
It's a farrier shop 8 miles from me imma check it out.
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Great! This may be what I’m looking for! Oh. Texas. That’s only 2100 km away from me. Oh well
I just found your Chanel and subscribed thank you for puting me on the trail to get a new anvil. After mine was stolen by steel scrapers I was heart broken.
Right on! Support the farrier biz....
The closest farrier supply shop of any company is hundreds of miles away in Canada and I live in the USA
Were do u live theres a ton in the us
Texas farrier Supply, and where is this stuff manufactured? Is it made in China out of inferior Chinese Steel? I have an anvil it's an old Arm & Hammer made in the USA, really good quality.
Man!!! That's a Top Notch Find! I'll have to drive up and check them out. I have family that live in Fairfield... Not a bad drive at all... Thank You for the Heads Up!
They also do hammer in s occasionally.
These guys are local to me and I never knew about them, I'll definitely be there Monday.
The Good of the Land , thanks for the heads up
Do you want to see merging with the brake on visit El Paso
on craigslist you pay extra for all the work that went into beating the crap out of it.
Having seen several spectacular and mundane crashes in my life. At least one viewer wants you to put your belt on every time before you start rolling. Also always carry a belt cutting window striking tool on your rear view mirror.
Have fun, stay safe, Be cool.Regardless of what your wife says, Your head is NOT the hardest thing out there. LOL
I literally drooled 🤤 lol
The Texas Farrier Supply anvils are undoubtedly the best bang for the buck you can get in an anvil. They are cast in a foundry in Texas, are 52-54 Rockwell hardness and have an excellent rebound. (I have a 150 lb "Blacksmith". Among others -- got an anvil problem...) I got mine from Nature Farms Farrier Supply in Norman OK. They're sold elsewhere, but higher priced and more expensive shipping. Clyde
+Clyde Ulmer Thanks Brother!
Clyde Ulmer do you know how much there coal cost
Jacob -- Sorry, I don't. I use a propane forge exclusively.
Would rather spend the extra money and get a quality made anvil than pay china to give us an anvil that's hyped up as good quality when in fact are cast junk that ends up cracking due to lack of quality control in the manufacturing processes and materials
+Get-The-Lead-Out.45 Agreed.
Interesting...
Is coke hard to come by in the USA...?
I mean are you coking the coal yourselves...?
You can get forging coke here in the UK but its not as easy as it used to be...we used to have a lot of coking plants at one time here in the UK as part of heavy engineering processes...
That shop you went to looked pretty decent with all the accessories you could need...
I'm going to make a forge out of some sheet metal and angle when I get time...
Front & back bosh....
I'll possibly make the tuyer out of iron...
Old vacuum cleaners work OK as blowers with a bit of jigging about...
You can make a small forge out of a truck wheel....i think in some African countries they do that....
For what those tongs cost it's pointless Making your own...and you can adapt them for special applications...
35 dollars...thats about £20...
Its a no brainer...
Dam looked like Christmas in there
I got mine on craigslist 175lb for 175$ and it had no damage
Probably depends on what part of the country you live in. Here in central Florida, some guy lists a Peter Wright that looks like it was the main attraction at a July 4th black powder anvil launch, and he still wants a thousand bucks for it.
BeachsideHank
it's worth it.
Go get YOU a Wilkinson!!
and keep away from a MAN'S ANVIL !!
I wish i lived in the US. We get scammed on price for everything up here in Canada due to shipping costs.
Awesome to see this I've never been to a ferrier shop
Nice store!
Bookmarked Texas Farrier supply. Liked and subbed.
Let's put sarairn wrap on these anvils to protect them !!!!!!!
Live like 20 mins way from them had no clue they were there. Thanks!
What is the place called
What the hell! There’s a actual store that sells blacksmith tools including anvils? Holy cow.
Dude, some'bout this video makes me want to watch more of your videos. 😎 Good job!
I would certanly not call $5 / lb "dirt cheap", but its reasonably priced by todays standards.
There is nothing reasonable about that pricing.
I don't pay over 3.50 a pound. 4 and up is average and too much for iron ANYTHING. The anvil shape is less than special and can be made. Easier to find on line though. It's STARTING to come back down to reasonable across the board as the market is being flooded with new makers with actually reasonable prices! But CL is bullshit for most everything. People think if it has dust on it then it must be solid platinum underneath!🙄
@@superdave54811 Totally agree. I went on their site and the prices are not good at all. They are one of the reasons prices are so high.
Looks like a great store mate, pity it is in the US. Here is OZ we have limited stores and prices are nuts.
A 70 pound anvil isn't worth the time or money unless you're working tiny stuff. I wouldn't work on anything less than 150 pounds minimum. When it comes to anvils, the larger the better. Material moves much faster with the same effort on my 300 pounder than my 150 pounder. Also, I wouldn't give a plug nickel for a London pattern anvil any longer. German style double horned is the way to go. London pattern anvils are narrow at the waste where you need mass the most whereas German style anvils are thick with lots of mass under the striking surface. Once I tried working on a German style, I never looked back. My London pattern anvils just sit unused.
Wish we had something like that here in the UK...
It might just be me but I can't find much on the website. Can't find any of the belts but I really wanted to see what kind of tongs where available and nothing guess it's time to take a road trip
Amazing shop! Thanks for the Anvil information.
Wow, I wish i had a place like that around me. The closest farrier supply i can find is a little under 300 miles away from me.
Good intro -- i am so tired of ppl merging onto the freeway at 35mph. Great vid, bro!
+Bob Sullivan Thanks!
Have you considered making charcoal, instead of buying coal? It might make an interesting addition to the museum. Not as smelly, and no clinker.
Cool place. I'd love to wander in it. I know what you mean about the weight in the pickup. Mi e rides like an '87 Chevy K-10 shortie. Cause that's what it is ha-ha. But I throw 400 or 500 pounds in there and she rides so nice.
i would be like a kid in a candy store in that shop. nothing like that here on the east coast. 😩
Have you checked for farrier supply stores in your area?
That's where all the Instagram knife makers get their stuff
Thanks for the information.
Saved for later. Great info! Thanks for sharing!
Man I absolutely love this store, I'm like a kid in a candy shop when I go. And their coal is so fucking cheap!