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Its a great anvil

Arrived without rust. Decently hard face for a "cheap" anvil. Edges were too sharp and needed to be dressed. The horn is rough with casting marks but it is easy enough to fix with an angle grinder. The pritchel hole is poorly placed so that there is no support around it. If you need a small inexpensive anvil this will serve you decently well.

Will be used to form forged steel, soon.

Good size and does what I needed it to do

For blacksmithing.

So far so good. Very happy with it.

I bought this thing, it is definitely not cast iron but cast steel. It’s sturdy and hold up very well. The only real complaint I have is the Pritchel hole. Of course when you get an anvil this cheap it needs some dressing. But with a little time and effort, it’s great for the price! 10/10 recommend!

The steel is not hard at all. When I hit it with my hammer it leaves dents in the metal

I am a beginning Smith but I have already used this for some fairly heavy hammering and it is holding up very well.This is a screaming deal for the price.

I read many reviews and watched many videos of this particular anvil.In my research I saw that cast iron and forged steel were the choices. I chose steel because it is hardened to resist dents and dings.Whoever manufactures this anvil sells it under different company names.I chose the Vevor brand sold by Happybuy because it is hardened steel and it was reasonably priced.At less than $2 a lb. during this time of hyper inflation I felt it wasn’t going to get any cheaper so I bought it.Well my Happybuy is a happy buy!It is everything that the promotional stuff says it is. It rings like a bell and the casting sounds good and solid. The promotional photos are highly airbrushed. Don’t let that discourage you.You’re most likely going to want to sand the edges of the flat work surface a little rounder and sand the paint off the horn to smooth the surface a bit before use.I chose the 66 lb. because it’s compact but large enough to do what I want.I recommend this anvil. Hopefully it’ll provide a lifetime of service.