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Pretty good for the money.

The location of the round hole on the horn, so close to the ~4mm step up to the face, makes the hole pretty awkward to use. As a Pritchel hole, it is too close to the step to provide full-round support for punching. As a round hardy hole, maybe you could locate against the step to control rotation, but otherwise the step is a problem. Because of the step, the best use of the hole is probably just for a hold-down. If you need hole for a punch, use a bolster plate over the square hole instead--that won't mess up your work.If the makers wanted to make the round hole useful, they should move it more onto the face, extend the face around the hole, or raise the horn to match the face and provide all-round support to the hole.

This makes a very good starter and Bill, was better than I expected. After several half mast and completely missed blows with a 2 1/2 pound hammer there is no damage to the face. Highly recommended.

Been looking for an anvil for a couple of years. Either the good ones are toooo expensive, or the cheap ones are cast iron and too soft. This is a good tool for me, as a hobbyist and addition to my workshop. It_ no joke. Heavy, solid, and hard. Has a hardy hole and a pitcher hole. The thing sings when you are pounding metal. Very happy with this anvil.

Anvil came in great looks good and I'm very happy with it the hammer arrived with a cracked handle but I didn't even know I was getting the hammer so not a big deal to me,.

All good so far. Delivered as quoted, looks like it will do the job.

Reasonably priced and substantial enough weight, size and hardness to be a great starter anvil.

Great anvil for the price, I sand blasted mine and polished it up some, it has a lot of casting defects that are minor but with a little time you can make this anvil look great, it is far superior to the harbor freight anvil. it rings and has good rebound

Use full tool.$90 for a cast iron anvil.Cast iron is brittle and soft.The anvil dents easily but thats to expected from cast iron.Don't use a 10lbs hamer on it ,you'll brake it.If it becomes to much dented flip it upside down on a belt grinder.Otherwise spend $250 for Carbon steel one

The heat treatment isn't deep enough. Still a solid anvil for the price and size