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Q: Metalworking Railroad Track Anvil
A: Having found a suitable piece of track, the next thing you need to do is cut it to an approximately anvil shape, which amounts to a horn on one end (the other e... Read More »

Q: Metalworking Railroad Track Anvil
A: The next step is to make a flat surface on the top of the anvil. This is where the section of truck leaf spring comes in. Depending on how long your track secti... Read More »

Q: Railroad track to anvil.
A: RR track anvils are mostly used by beginners in the blacksmithing "ART" as a way to get started with an anvil without spending alot of money. Grinding down the ... Read More »

Q: How to Make an Anvil From Railroad Track.
A: 1. Contact a local railroad company to inquire about purchasing a length of scrap railroad track. Not only can the company cut it for you, but railroads often c... Read More »

Q: Is a railroad track a good alternative anvil?
A: You might keep in mind that you will need both flat and rounded surfaces. Mounting one piece. of rail bottom side up will give you a more flat surface than top ... Read More »

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