Hi everyone. In this Project I make
an anvil stand with a small rubber shock- absorbing and reduce the noise. I hope you like it.

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Step 1: My Tools:

Miter Saw

Radial, Angle Grinder

Router

Drill

Sandpaper

Hammer

A lot of wood glue

Ring Spanner

The wood that I use is pine wood 10cm x 10cm.

Step 2: Ok, Let´s Do It.

First of all, I cut off the Woods to 40 cm, I get 16 pieces , and then

16 pieces more of 20 cm.

Step 3:

Once everything has been cut off, then I review the edges with a

sandpaper of 120, to remove possible sprinters.

Step 4: Ok, This Part Is a Little Brain Tease. Let´s Call Large to the 40 Cm Pieces and Short for the Pieces of 20cm

The first ones that I glue are 4 long in line forming a piece of 40 x 40

x 10cm and I repeat it with other 4 large pieces more. Then I glue 2 long forming a piece of 20 x 40 x 10 cm and other 2 more. On the other hand I glue 4 small forming a block of 20 x 20 x 20cm. At the end of this part we have to have two pieces of 40 x 40 x 10 cm, two pieces of 40 x 20 x 10 cm and a small piece of 20 x 20 x 20 cm.

Step 5:

We continue with the pieces that remain and we do exactly the same thing

but with the small pieces, forming the following pieces: two pieces of 40 x 20 x 10cm, two of 20 x 20 x 10cm and one of 40 x 20 x 20cm and we continue with puzzle.

Step 6:

Now we glued all the pieces forming a 40 x 40 x 40 cube, leaving in the

center the 20 cm block and thus leaving a gap in which we will fit the next piece.

Step 7:

With the pieces of 20 tall we form a block of 40 x 40 x 20cm high, in

the center we place the block of 40 x 20 x 20, creating the opposite side to the piece that we already have.

Step 8: In This Part We Are Going to Form Hoops With Three Cm Wide Plate.

Step 9:

I made the first frame 60cm from one end and from there I was marking at

40cm. Then I held it in the bench press, I folded it with our main tool, which are the hands and as it did not fit, I helped myself with a Hammer, forming a ring of 40 x 40.

Step 10:

Next, I placed them in the wooden blocks, I held them with a press and I

drilled them with a 6mm bit. Then, I passed another 10mm, then put the screws. I put a screw on each side of the cue.

Step 11: Restoration to the Anvil

In this part I make a small restoration to the anvil.

Step 12:

Simply, I remove the rust with a

wire brush for the radial and rough the flat part of the anvil, because it has too many cutting marks. I helped me with a roughing glass and I finish it with a disk of a thousand leaves of 120. I do not remove all the marks because I do not want to spend more on the anvil. I'm hesitant, because I do not know whether to fill the marks with solder and then sand it. If you have another idea, please comment on it.