Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 55Lbs, Cast Iron Anvil Blacksmith Withstands Heavy Blows,Anvil Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith Jewelers Metalsmith Tool, for Sale Forge Tools and Equipment

My only complaint is that the horn is a bit rough. Some sanding will clean it up. But it could be smoother.

Bra och billigt men kunde varit lite hårdare. Rekommenderas oavsett för mindre arbeten eller vid sporadisk användning

Works decent. great price. looks a little meh. Loud. good for anybody who can't afford something else. Would probably save a bit more money and get a heavier anvil though.

Added a large chain around it . To add more weight and mass. Decent rebound. Definitely will job done

Overall very good for the price, slight casting defect on the Horn - there is a dip that is slightly too deep to grind off and the finish was not very rounded, but not that big of a deal to correct with a flap disk. The face finish was also not great, but again a very easy fix. Would like to see the Pritchel and Hardy holes maybe pre beveled and deburred but not that important.

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

Good strike surface, horn very rough, need fair amount of grinding to smooth out. Was not shipped in crate but arrived ok.

Works great as my first anvil fast shipping plan on gettin a heavier one eventually but this one has done me good for over a year amd still working

The anvil arrived in a well tattered box. When opened the striking surfaces was painted thick with grease and a thin sheet of plastic wrap. When degreased you could see the holes didn't quite line up and were pretty rough. An afternoon of work and it's a really decent lump for the price. Quality is ok, value good. Recommended. Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it useful

Overall this 60KG anvil from Vevor was a decent purchase for a newer blacksmith. I purchased this to use in addition to my old passed-down Fisher that's seen better days and has more sentimental value. First things first...strip the paint. I used a wire wheel and removed all the awful paint from about 4" down from the top plate and from both horn ends entirely. Otherwise you're going to be smelling melted paint and possibly contaminating your work. Second...the leg design and ring. Its awful. The leg design makes it hard to mount and the ring is deafening. So...i ended up using heavy chain to wrap multiple times around the anvil and lag bolt to opposite sides of my mount/stump. This took out the ear-piercing ring entirely. Third, the pritchel hole is near useless. Its entirely too large. I'm going to see if i can find something to sleeve it and weld in place to shrink the pritchel hole diameter(1.1in from MFG). Other than those few issues it's a great deal. I've already used this anvil for a handful of projects.