Nice Anvil from some RR track

[Cheese]

I like this option instead of the rusty old piece of RR track I use. It's also nice to have handles to move it and the ability of the track to be flipped over to use the larger, flat bottom of the rail.
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[rvieceli]

[member=44099]Cheese[/member] that is a nice set up. Need me to send a couple of non woven abrasive Rolocs so you can polish your rail up?  [wink] [big grin]

Ron

 

[Cheese]

[member=44099]Cheese[/member] that is a nice set up. Need me to send a couple of non woven abrasive Rolocs so you can polish your rail up?  [wink] [big grin]

Thanks Ron... [smile]...I've got some 3M Rolocs for my air grinders so I'm good to go. I think I'll have a go with the RR rail I have out in the garage, it's been on the back burner for the last 3-4 years. I'm also going to be experimenting with some Jax Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener. I have several applications that may need some help, this Jax stuff may be of some interest to you?

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[Bob D.]

If you buy that stuff shop around. Amazon may
not be the cheapest even if you get free shipping.

I believe it's just a Nitric Acid and Copper Sulfate solution.

 

[Cheese]

If you buy that stuff shop around. Amazon may
not be the cheapest even if you get free shipping.

I believe it's just a Nitric Acid and Copper Sulfate solution.

Thanks for that Bob...recently I've stumbled upon many items that Amazon sells for more than other folks do. [sad]

Jax is composed of Nitric Acid (Solution, less than 65%), Selenious Acid & Copper Sulfate

 

[Cheese]

Just ran across this today when I was ordering some end mills. Manufactured in the USA by Noble Industries. They're offered in various colors. They offer a complete selection of various holders for screw drivers, wrenches, sockets, RA grinder...

Just noticed the Drill/Driver bracket is on sale.
https://omniwallusa.com/Accessories/?sort=featured&page=5

From Tools Today it's 10% off of all Omniwall products.

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[Bob D.]

I like this option instead of the rusty old piece of RR track I use. It's also nice to have handles to move it and the ability of the track to be flipped over to use the larger, flat bottom of the rail.
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I like this too, but I think I would make a slight change.

On one of the end plates cut a slot going up from the bolt
so that you can swing it down out of the way and flip the
RR track over without using any tools.