🔨 EuroTool TLCOMBOANVIL Workbench Pin Anvil Review

It seems handy to have a flat metal plate next to the bank pin but the problem with this product is that the metal is too soft for stamping or polishing. After several stamps on copper or silver with letter stamps, I found that they left marks on the metal. Now the remaining marks will texture my work when I use them as a flat surface to smooth or smooth the metal with a rawhide hammer. My advice: take a polished steel stamp block and use one side to stamp and keep the other side clean to…

Clamp is made of strong, thick walled 'cast iron'. The wooden "pen" is an easily interchangeable item that can easily be altered to suit each individual's desires. This anvil is of the same high quality as the one I found when I bought my first one in 1965. I gave it away a few years ago when I thought I wouldn't need it! In terms of "real money," this one was worth less than it was back then. Very good value for money! This is not a cheap "clothespin!" PS. This requires that the thickness of…

This little tool lives up to my expectations! That way I can easily replace it when it comes time to replace it. Did some reviews mention there was paint on the anvil? I had no paint and the top part was sanded off. It was covered in a film of grease (thanks) and guys that's GOOD! A little elbow grease and the excess has been removed. I like to put a thin coat of lube on the top to keep it from rusting. The clamp holds securely and my bench is about 1 1/4 inches thick. anvils, you may find it…