Cutlers anvil from Warrior Weks

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Cutlers anvil from Warrior Weks

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A new friend of mine sent me a cutlers anvil (or stiddy, or steady) to try out.
He is James Hoelscher from Anchorage, and has the YouTube channel "Warrior Werks".
James is a great knife mechanic, and makes Ulu knives (a tribute to his Yupik heritage), and rehandles a lot of knives in Elk antler, Walrus Ivory, and Mammoth ivory.
The anvil is his own design, and is very different from most that I have seen. It is a lot heavier than I expected (6 lbs!) and the etch is really cool.
He also sent a tin of his "Blade Blubber" for me to try.
I have been out of town, and I am ready to take it to the shop tomorrow morning and try it out!

Y'all check out his channel. And if this sounds like an advertisement, I apologize. But the man gifted these to me and I have a hard time not bragging on them!
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That stiddy looks awesome. A bit shiny though, needs some shop time patina on it ::tu::
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That's my Etsy store where I sell old knives and sometimes handmade knife accessories to support my knife habbit. Thanks for looking my friend. ::tu::
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It looks like you've got a real nice gift there, Reverand. ::nod::
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That is an awesome stiddy! ::tu:: ::tu::
I like the leather on one side, that won't scratch bone or metal.
Nice design, it would be nice to work with one like that for a while. I see some possibilities in it that are not on a regular stiddy.
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That cutlers anvil is a mighty nice addition to any shop. I bet you cannot wait to try it out.
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Sweet anvil. I’m going to check him out on you tube. Good advertising post lol
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That's a fine gift, and I'm having a hard time thinking of any issue with that design. Most of the magic takes place on the top of the stiddy, after all!
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glennbad wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 3:33 pm That's a fine gift, and I'm having a hard time thinking of any issue with that design. Most of the magic takes place on the top of the stiddy, after all!
I would prefer the front be longer so it would slide all the way through the knife.
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