Alec Anvil – 66 lbs

This is perhaps the best anvil I’ve made yet.  We started with an Atlas Anvil, and threw everything at it except the kitchen sink.

• Oval horn
• Three simple swages in the base
• Enlarged base for upsetting
• 1″ cutting shelf
• Pre-ground 1/2″ radius bevel

AISI 4140 steel alloy

Designed by Charles Steffes-Clayton and Pancho Willoughby
This anvil has painted sides and horn to prevent rust.
Your new anvil will require proper dressing with a flap wheel. This is standard for new anvils of all brands.
This is a cast steel, hardened anvil of 4140 alloy for improved toughness

Material: AISI 4140 steel
Weight: 66 lbs.
Hardness: > HRC 55-59
Face Size: 4″ wide x 7.5″
Hardy: 1″
Pritchell: none
Base: 6″ x 9″ x 1.5″ thick
Bevels: 3″ x ½” radius bevel pre-ground
Swages: Round, Square, Hex

Compare the performance of the Alec Anvil to 100 LBs traditional anvils.