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A good blacksmith can rebuild that anvil Euclid.:)

Many years ago my Dad gave me these sound words of advice--> "Remember this kid, all through life you can get a lot of mileage from a six pack of beer.":beer1:

Railroad tracks come in different gauge size. Outback's tall one must be what we call "full gauge". If there are any railroaders on the forum they will be able to tell you for sure and correct me...

Railroad rail isn't brittle hard like our razors but it is tough and springy because it has to flex under the weight of the train. When I milled the top flat on it I used carbide insert tooling.

I helped a local blacksmith make one out of railroad rail once. Being the top part is convex I clamped the thing in the Bridgeport and used a 3" shell mill to get it flat. As for your hardy hole,...