[Ansteorra] ISO an anvil
John Reuter
jareuter1066 at sbcglobal.net
Sun Aug 15 07:54:49 PDT 2010
I used a chop saw and about four blades to cut a smaller RR track. Allot of sparks and an hour later it was cut!
Ahh what I would have given for a CnC plasma cutter!
Brian :0)
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On Aug 15, 2010, at 1:02 AM, Stefan li Rous <StefanliRous at austin.rr.com> wrote:
> I've wanted to get a small piece of railroad rail for some time to use as an anvil. However, a piece over the foot or so that I need would be rather heavy to get home, but if I did, how could I cut it to size? How would I do so if the piece they showed me was four or five feet long and I needed to cut it onsite before I could even transport it home?
>
> Something tells me that a hand hacksaw wouldn't work too well, or even a power hacksaw. I don't have an oxy-acetaline torch rig that I could use as a cutting torch, nor have I ever used one. What would work? Those aren't exactly cast iron.
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan
> I currently have one of the 25 pound Harbor Freight anvils, several ten pound anvils and a small section of miniature gauge railroad track. I've seen larger anvils for sale at Pennsic, but I fly to Pennsic so shipping one of them home didn't seem a good option.
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> On Aug 14, 2010, at 2:20 AM, WESLEY SIMPSON wrote:
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>> I found my railroad anvil by contacting a switching yard and asking around, and
>> they told me when to get one, ( whenever they replace a section of track, there
>> is some cutting or rails and small pieces of rail are discarded) so I suggest
>> contacting your local switching area or yard.
>> Vaclav Slovaczek
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