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I thought this might help others 

1 1/4” (6.35 mm) Brass nut

lead

the nut can be easily found on any old faucet

I use this as a small anvil to set rivets or snaps in tight spots.  It can be laid flat or stood on its edge

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Do I understand correctly that you have poured molten lead into the nut? I like the idea (got the lead when I had new tyres mounted and balanced), but what did you use as bottom to the nut so the lead would not leak out?

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very cool idea!!!!!!

 

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2 hours ago, Klara said:

Do I understand correctly that you have poured molten lead into the nut? I like the idea (got the lead when I had new tyres mounted and balanced), but what did you use as bottom to the nut so the lead would not leak out?

 Set the nut on the ground

Hump a little dirt around it

any excess file in off with your file

 

Singer 66, Chi Chi Patcher, Rex 26-188, singer 29k62 , 2-needles

Stand your ass up during the National Anthem 

 

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I used it this morning to install a snap

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Clever idea

A few of these in different sizes could be handy

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Thats a great idea. :specool:  Theres often times when my regular anvils just don't work . I have a ....thingy? :dunno: not sure what its called actually , but I think it was used a by a smithy that I use. It has a square post that fits into a full size smithy anvil ? Old shoe lasts are handy too.

8 hours ago, Frodo said:

I used it this morning to install a snap

 Is that for a loader  for a hand gun ? 

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Great idea!  I have a piece of round stock, 1.5 inch x 2 that I use for much the same purpose. 

Not so retired RN. Living on the Washington Peninsula.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Handstitched said:

Thats a great idea. :specool:  Theres often times when my regular anvils just don't work . I have a ....thingy? :dunno: not sure what its called actually , but I think it was used a by a smithy that I use. It has a square post that fits into a full size smithy anvil ? Old shoe lasts are handy too.

 Is that for a loader  for a hand gun ? 

HS

Yes. A speed loader,  this is an addition to a guys shoulder holster

 

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