What Makes This Anvil So Special?
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What Makes This Anvil So Special?
All comments are now on the Fireball forum, a place to ask questions, share your thoughts, and easily search for topics that interest you. Find it here: https://fireball.discourse.group/ We resurface a 100 year old Kohlswa anvil. Will Stelter and I discovered a neat trick by bouncing a ball bearing to observe how dense the steel of the anvil is ...
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