Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Iron Anvil, 110 Lbs(50kg) Single Horn Anvil with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

Nach dem Auspacken gleich probiert, es gibt einen hellen Klang beim Schlag mit dem Hammer auf die Ambossbahn. Also d_fte sie wirklich geh?rtet sein. Die Kanten halten bisher auch sehr gut, das wird sich aber sicherlich erst mit der Zeit und l?ngerem Gebrauch zeigen. Er hat eine sch?ne breite Arbeitsfl?che, die f_ kleine bis mittlere Vorhaben wirklich ausreichend ist. Trotzdem er nur 30 kg hat und sich somit leicht transportieren l?sst, fehlen weder rund- noch Flachhorn und obwohl er nicht auf dem Holzblock angeschraubt ist, steht er stabil ohne zu wackeln. F_ mich zum Messerschmieden ideal.

It's a smaller anvil, as expected, but functionally it works as intended, even if there was some confusion/issue with the shipping. Still, it's an anvil, and it works.

Was just what he wanted. And arrived sooner than expected,! Felt the price was reasonable and super heavy

66lb model Works great, it_ solid cast steel and has great rebound.

Great starter anvil

Well I got it in blue, was hopping for the black as others had mentioned. I "heat an beat" on some cold roll 3/4" square stock round, made a heck of a nice holdfast with this anvil for this anvil. worked real nice. I used silicone rubber mats under it and clamped down to stop the nice ring it rang. Bests value for a "real steel" anvil i have found thus far. Remember the 66lbs is good steel, the 55lbs is iron...

Buena calidad, buen peso 25kg

Muy bien, es como se describe

Great value for the money. I have not had the opportunity to use the anvil but it appears to be well made, sturdy and durable. I look forward to this anvil getting lots of use.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. NOTE: this review is for the 66lb (30kg) steel (acciaio) anvil, not the lower weight and inferior quality 55lb anvil.This steel anvil is of sufficient mass to begin smithing on a small scale. I'll be using mine for tool and knifemaking and have no doubts that it will suit this need. The face is well machined, with chamfered edges to prevent damage. The hardy hole is the right shape and size though it does need cleaning up to be free of burrs. It has a nice sustained ring suggesting that the steel is well formed with no major defects but it will need to be dampened so as not to drive everyone around insane - a big old speaker magnet attached under the heel should help. I've not pounded any hot metal yet and will report back once I do. At this price, you'd be hard pushed to find anything better!