Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 66Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

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It wants me to rate 3 things... thickness, value for money, and sheerness. As far as thickness goes, DAMN BOI. Value for money? You bet your thicc ass. Sheerness, well, if I dropped it on my bare foot it'd probably sheer off my toes, so 10/10

With silversmithing as a hobby I occasionally make an iron or steel tool so this little anvil does double duty. Would like to have one of its bigger brothers but have no room for anything bigger than the 22 lb / 10 kg that I purchased. Should anything happen to this one, I would replace it with an identical anvil. I'm just that pleased and couldn't be happier with this purchase. Had almost given up finding one this size and pattern in steel.Travis

This anvil is a great starter or portable anvil has been holding up very well. Has good rebound and flat top. Took about one hour with grinder to shape up the horn. That came unfinished.

It seems like the best priced hardened steel anvil, but the area around the hardy hole is softened so you gotta be careful with it as it dents easily. The rest of the anvil face is pretty good though.

Awesome little anvil. Great quality, i use it to make small knives.

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Great size, has a little more ring than is preferable, but overall works well for small projects and medium sized knives.

Had some imperfections in the square hold. Other than that it works very well and has a great resonating ring.

Well, mine came today, and as you can see the box had a hard travel. Mine came in blue, which I will be removing especially because it's chipped on the feet. You don't always realize how heavy 66 lbs of steel in that size REALLY is. Once my back heals up I'll update on how well it works for me. Also, mine came with this little rock hammer. It didn't fair so great in transit. Dunno what it's supposed to be for, but hey, free hammer!