Customer Reviews for VEVOR Blacksmith Anvil Steel Round Horn Anvil 22lb 10kg 2 Holes for Metal Work

small anvil but seems to be good steal, hardness meets what they advertised, weight is right on. The only thing I did not like as much is the pritchel hole is too big and the harder hole is too small but I knew that when I bought it

Perfect anvil for the beginner! Great bounce and very well made. Can’t get a better anvil for the price. Highly reccomend.

QC on these aren't the best; strip the paint upon getting it to check for casting voids or cracks. If you get a good one, though, for the price they're the best anvil to learn on. Face is a touch soft, but if you miss a strike and bash it, it's easy to level off with a grinder and for the price you wont feel too bad about a few dents. Even in a professional shop these still have a good working spot as a dedicated spring die or tooling anvil. I love mine, worth the buy!

Decent anvil. Non traditional shape. Could use hardening and polishing of surfaces but definitely adequate.

As expected good produc show up fast i like it.

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.

Shipping was fast and arrived in a nice plywood box that was in damaged. I am more than happy with this anvil. I would recommend this anvil to anyone wanting one. Put it to work immediately and it is awesome.

Perfect for my shop!

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!

I received the 22 LBS anvil a few days ago . I am very impressed with quality good machining on all surfaces . When striking anvil it rings like a bell ,good sign of quality but it has a 5/8\" Hardy hole and I cant find any tools for that size . I found 1\", 7/8\" 3/4\" no 5/8\" . I really like the anvil . But I need accessories to shape things. Mike Ski, Masshole