In this video I show you one of many ways you can make a Blacksmith's Guillotine tool for your anvil. Below I will give a list of materials I used. I got this idea from the book The Backyard Blacksmith written by Lorelei Sims although I did make some changes to it to suit me better. Check it out and if you have any tips or ideas don't hesitate to share them with me. Thanks for watching!


Materials:

One 7"x4"x1/2" plate mild steel (bottom plate)
One 5"x4"x1/2" plate mild steel (top dye)
One 2"x4"x1/2" plate mild steel (bottom dye)
One 2"x3"x1/2" plate mild steel (striking plate)
Two 5/8"x2 7/8" round stock (preferred high carbon steel)
Four 1/4"x1 1/2" angle iron cut 7" long
One 1" solid square stock cut to preferred length for you Hardy hole

THIS PROJECT REQUIRES A WELDER AND A WAY TO CUT THICK STEEL. THESE TOOLS ARE INHERENTLY DANGEROUS AND REQUIRE COMMON SENSE WHEN USED AND COUNTY LINE FORGE ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURIES RESTING FROM THE REPLICATION OF THIS VIDEO.

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