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Main Information:
-- Fits in a 1 inch Hardy hole in an anvil or can be used in a vise.
-- High standard steel providing a higher degree of strength and durability.
-- Square shanks fit the square hole in the anvil and prevent rotation.
Superior Quality:
- Hot Cut Hardy Tool -- Made from A36 Steel.
- Blacksmith Anvil Bottom Fuller Tool-- Hardy is A36 And The Fuller Is 1018 Steel.
- Turning Bending Scrolling Fork -- Hardy Is A36 Steel And The Fork Is 1018 Steel.
- Creasing Stake Forge Anvil Tool-- Hardy is made from A36 Steel, and the crease is made from 1018 Steel.
Features:
Blacksmith Anvil Hardy Bottom Fuller
- Use a hammer to work from the top, while the hardy tool works from the bottom.
Blacksmith Anvil Hardy Hot Cut Tool
- Used in the anvil or clamped in a vise to cut hot metal.
Blacksmith Anvil Hardy Turning Bending Scrolling Fork
- 1 inch gap between the turning forks. The total length is 6.16 inches, the length of turning forks are 2.49 inches.
Blacksmith Anvil Hardy Creasing Tool Stake
- A Nice tool used for forging heated steel at your post or bench vise.
paul
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2022
NOT 1 Inch! The base is less than an inch and they're loose in my anvil's hardy hole which is exactly 1 inch. May send them back....
Steve Nihan
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022
Slightly oversized. You'll need to take them to a grinding wheel to make them fit into a hardy hole.
Tweakes182
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2022
4 great tools for an awesome price. So far happy with the quality. The steel cost also is worth it. There is a lot of steel in these and the welds look decent. I’ll see how they hold up the square stock is true to 1”. My hardy hole is one inch. Kind of it’s been beat up so going to have to auger it back out.
S. Leonard
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021
First off, the paint is shotty at best. Blotches, bubbles and missed sections on many of the pieces. But that really doesn't matter, as it burns off the minute it touches hot metal. The Hot Cut bar was good for ONE piece of metal. ONE. The next time I used it the edge collapsed and would not cut into the bar at all.
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