Resonance of the Anvil Horn
iOS app by Aritana Silva. Photo & Video · Aritana Silva
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- Download price
- Free to download
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- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Resonance of the Anvil Horn is an archival registry and acoustic temper simulator engineered specifically for industrial antiquarians, blacksmithing historians, and tool preservationists cataloguing 19th-century wrought-iron anvils. The application provides a meticulous archival ledger for recording, organising, and reviewing the historical and physical characteristics associated with individual anvils, with particular attention to details relevant to identification, preservation, and comparative documentation. The registry is designed around historical weight markings expressed through the hundredweight system, allowing documented markings to be preserved alongside other defining characteristics of an anvil. Users can record faceplate steel shear boundaries, handling holes, heel configurations, and historical maker information in a structured format intended for consistent archival reference. These details provide a focused framework for cataloguing surviving examples and maintaining organised records of their construction characteristics. Resonance of the Anvil Horn also includes an integrated acoustic ring and hammer-rebound elasticity simulator. This component is intended to simulate the acoustic response and rebound behaviour associated with anvil face hardness evaluation without destructive testing. The simulator provides a dedicated environment for examining the relationship between ring characteristics, hammer rebound, and the perceived elasticity of the anvil face whilst preserving the historical object from destructive evaluation methods. The application combines archival documentation with acoustic temper simulation in a single specialised tool. Historical maker records can be considered together with weight markings, faceplate construction boundaries, handling-hole details, and heel configurations, creating a consolidated registry for the study of 19th-century wrought-iron anvils. Each recorded characteristic remains part of an organised reference intended to support comparison between documented anvils and the preservation of information about surviving historical tools. The archival registry emphasises the characteristics that distinguish historical anvils: their recorded hundredweight markings, the boundaries of their steel faceplates, the form and placement of handling holes, the configuration of the heel, and the identity of historical makers. By keeping these details together, the application provides a consistent cataloguing environment centred specifically on wrought-iron anvils from the 19th century. The acoustic temper simulator complements the registry by focusing on two familiar indicators used when considering anvil face behaviour: acoustic ring and hammer rebound. Ring characteristics can be considered alongside rebound elasticity within the simulator, providing a non-destructive simulated approach to evaluating face hardness. This allows the archival and evaluation functions of the application to remain connected t
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