Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Iron Anvil, 88 Lbs(40kg) Single Horn Anvil with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

Funkar jättebra. Robust och kraftig.Mycket nöjd.

This small anvil arrived quickly. I did have to take a floppy disk to it and remove a couple cast imperfections, reshape the horn, but all in all it's worth the money. I use it for small jewellery and it works well for that, I wouldn't try making knifes on an anvil this small. Btw, it is steel and not cast iron.

ENTSPRICHT VOLL DER BESCHREIBUNG; IST SEHR GUT PROPORTIONIERT; MACHT SINN

So I ordered this. And then returned it. Very happy with it.

Material und Farbe.Gut geeignet für kleine Schmiedearbeiten.

Nice anvil for price but you have a lot of sanding on horn to clean up, it was the only down fall. But a little work and it's fine, face of anvil was in great condition

So when I purchased this anvil I intented to get it with the 1in squared hardy hole has my previous anvil was too small, when it arrived the hardy hole was even smaller and was circular, the other hole is big enough and I'll have to reshape the tools to fit it but besides from that a pretty good anvil, just abit too heavy for one person xD

Personnel, j’ai une mini forge ( forgeron )

I bought the 22 lb steel anvil for light work in my shop. I completely agree with an earlier review which recommends that you spend a bit more and get a steel (instead of iron ) anvil. The anvil that I received was quite nicely made and did not show any of the issues that some other buyers had encountered. The 22 lb size is nice for light work and is easy to move about. The working surfaces are nicely designed and have not shown any signs of taking damage during use.

Arrived very poorly packaged in a crap box with no packing material.This anvil is both cast and steel. The casting marks are clear however it is cast solid steel and not hollowform cast iron. Is it forged? Meh. Is it heat treated? Also. Meh.The top surface is a ground finish. The edges are rough, pitted, and sharp. A little grinding on the sides gets you down to clean metal and you can then break the edges to a well rounded shape.The horn is covered with a thick coat of paint with deep pitting beneath. It took some effort with a variety of flap discs, mill files, and sandpaper to remove the pitting but the steel beneath is solid.All in all. Not a bad little anvil for working at a small scale. I give it a four out five because it is about the only anvil available in this weight, and the price is okay but it does need some work to bring it up to an acceptable working state.