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This item came much faster than we anticipated! It was a gift for our son who makes knives and he is very happy with it>

I bought this after seeing the prices of original anvils. This one is cast steel which is a step up from my cast iron one. The hardee hole is not 25 mm as advertised so not sure if I am going to open it up or leave it as is yet. The horn is a bit of larger diameter also but I can work with it. Overall good solid anvil and much cheaper alternative than and original forged one.

This anvil is absolutely what the blacksmithing community needs. Affordable, cast 1045 steel. Has great rebound, rings like a church bell, and so far has held up well. Big magnets are a must so break apart an old speaker or subwoofer to dull the ring and securely mount it to a nice base. Its loud. Strip the horn and round it out when ya get it for sure. Break the edges with a flap disk and plan to clean up the hardy hole. The pritchel hole is basically useless unless you have a 1" round bar to turn into a hold down tool. An option for the hold down would be to make a hardy tool for the hold down to sit in. Overall I'm extremely satisfied with the anvil. No clue what the hell I'm supposed to do with the 1 lb tack hammer they sent with it lol.UPDATE -2 years of daily use in my profession as a blacksmith. The anvil has held up wonderfully.Worth noting for the rebound tests... I use the anvil directly above the base/foot by the round horn both near side and far for anything I can. That is the area with the best rebound.There have been a few dinks here and there in the face but that's any anvil.In the two years of daily use I've also developed a few surface cracks at the far side in the area I use most. Have been there for probably a year but haven't gotten worse.

Works great could be harder the hardie hole is not cut very clean and I got one with a bunch of filler. The horn is a really weird shape but for the price can’t beat it

No complaints work fine

Just what I wanted, it is the right size for what I am doing Fast delivery, now I have to get more tools to make stuff

Solid, no major flaws. I had to spend a couple hours with a Dremel getting my Hardy tools to fit (the square hole) but better tight than loose! I also spent a few hours smoothing out the top, the surface has a surface grind, but the worst I have ever seen! Just rough, probably not an issue for most. It was flat, just rough. The hardness is good.

Good for beginners. Some casting flaws. But not too bad that it is unusable! Would purchase again!!

While it is not an Emerson or other brand name, it is a sound decent quality anvil for the price. IT WORKS> and for the difference in cost, it is alot for the money. I would definitely buy it again.

If you looking for an anvil with the quality of an American or European offering, this is not for you. The Hardy hole is cast so poorly it will need a lot of work before it is usable. The "round" horn was cast very rough, not hardened and needed to be completely redressed and polished. But, all of that said, the flat surface of the Anvil is very nice and hardened. And I just needed to dress up the sharp edges before getting started. So what's my overall opinion ? Well, I gave it four stars because it does take a few hours to get things dressed up and usable. But because of the price I was okay with that. And my son and I are both looking forward to this new chapter in our lives with the Vevor 110# anvil front and center in our shop.