Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Steel Anvil, 132 Lbs(60kg) Single Horn Anvil with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

Very fine anvils - need a little cleanup if you care about the sprue-marks on the sides and/or don't like blue paint (I do & don't, respectively. Very high quality & durable - I teach blacksmithing and teenage-boys hit with more enthusiasm than skill, but no-problem!

Lo he comprado para pequeñas tareas de mantenimiento, y he quedado muy satisfecho. Buena calidad, buen aspecto, bien acabado y buen transporte por paquetería. No puedo pedir más para su precio.

The anvil exceeded all my expectations, could not find one flaw. The ball bounce was very good, as good as my $500 dollar anvil. This one is very nice for all the smaller things I like to do.

Classic "Peddinghaus" design, has hardy holes and utility in shaping small projects such as making wrought iron projects, small knives and small swords.....which I am planning to do!

Can't go wrong for this kind of price, it's steel at a steal. A huge improvement over the materials I had prior, a new standard for a budget anvil

This is a good investering for us that whant to start Black smithing for small money. I am werry happy about it. I Will buy a bygger one when igen bytter, but it is a brillant starter anwill. Vevor is the best for the price

Surprisingly good quality for a budget priced anvil. Hammer bounces back nicely with a reassuring ping, not a dull thud. I'm impressed.

Great Starter Anvil for those looking to start a forge & getting into Blacksmithing. Arrived quickly and safely. Happy & Satisfied with the Anvil purchased. Has been a great way to get my son interested in Blacksmithing.

Great little anvil, excellent value. Read all the reviews, looked up all the videos online, and was very happy when the anvil arrived, exactly as expected. After giving it a good dressing, I went right to work on it, and it was a joy to work with. Hammer springs right back. Lovely working surface. If I don't wear it to pieces, this will be an heirloom anvil. Sure, you can spend more for better, but if you are just scraping enough cash to get an anvil and this is just in your reach? Go for it. You'll have a working anvil that won't cause you problems. I'd honestly prefer this over a sketching second hand/"antique" anvil at this price point.

Ever wish you had a lump to shape metal on?. This is it, light enough to move. I mounted it on hardwood to protect the concrete floor. Hammer away.