Customer Reviews for VEVOR Iron Anvil Blacksmith Single Beck Cast Iron 99lbs W/ 21 mm Square Hole

I have hardly used this "110lb 50kg" (it only weighs 90lbs!) anvil at all, but it's and anvil, what do you expect. sad there's not cut-off table but with the cost of a used anvil only half as good being 3x more, you honestly can not beat this for the price. the face of the anvil is hard as advertised, I measured 50-55 hrc, granted it is not very consistant across the face, i didn't find any straight up soft spots. the crate it shipped in barely held it in, but unless the horn breaks off, who cares. I have to say I am annoyed about the weight being a lie tho.

Anvil was well packed and arrived in good condition. Looking forward to giving it a good workout in an upcoming repair and maintenance job.

This is a lightweigh anvil i bought for small mobile jobs and demonstrations, a good hardness and reasonable rebound (about 60%). Once it is bolted down it does the job well. Only down side is the horn is painted and needs some cleani g off to be functional

Really nice anvil, but where you would put attachments for the anvil the square and circle hole were not completely carved out so I will have to take a tool and carve those out.

Works well for a budding knife smith. Helps you move steel. What else could you want from an anvil?

For the money I am satisfied with this anvil . Prichel hole could be on top of the anvil . Took a lot of cleaning from the casting . For the smithing I will be doing the anvil is satisfactory. I have and will recommend this to others that are starting the craft on a budget

For the money this can't be beat. The steel one seems reasonably though and whatnot. I'm adding these words

Excellent product. Very happy with it and what it can be used for. Well made. Great service and help.

Very good product, for a very good price, thank you, I will order more product from you in the future,

This anvil is decent for the money, it has fairly good rebound too. The only thing I don't like about it is the location of the pritchel hole. It's on the horn and below the surface of the face. But if you're looking to get into blacksmithing, you can't go wrong.