Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Iron Anvil, 25 Lbs(11kg) Single Horn Anvil with 6.8 x 3.5 inch Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

great anvil for the price so far! haven't had it long yet but am definitely not disappointed, has a good feel to it when hammering and seam to be of good quality so far!

All in all it's a great deal the Pritchel hole is to big but that's about the only feature I can complain about, it's nice and wide it has a large work surface the casting on this one is great I couldn't be happier I definitely recommend it for a starter or a backup for anyone that is looking for one

This product was just what I expected it to be. It was a little late, but overall, a great starting anvil for individuals wanting to get into blacksmithing.

I like everything about the anvil. Easy to use just wish it had a round horn.hard to make round things on it but i do make do. would recommend it to anyone who is just starting out

After doing quite a bit of research and shopping around, I decided to order this 132 pound anvil. While it is not as fancy or attractive as other anvils it size, no other anvil can beat the price. I took a chance on this anvil and am glad I did. It far exceeded my expectations. This anvil is solid, well made, and it will provide years of use. I can't see ever having to replace it. I did have to do some dressing and a slight amount of clean up. A lot of people say the first thing that needs to come off is the paint. I saved that for another day and started using my anvil, and I have been very pleased.

Very good basic anvil. I like that it’s tool steel and not cast iron. Anchor well, because it rings very loud otherwise.

After reading reviews and receiving mine I got a good one . Heat treat is good only one slightly wavy edge easy to fix . The shipping crate itself is a hazard lol wear safety gloves - staples metal straps and broken plywood it will get you. For a beginner and first anvil it should last awhile and can't beat the price

If you want to buy an anvil, even a decent used one they start at $4/pound and often require some work. This one was under $3/pound delivered.Quality was better than I expected. There was no rust. The face was flat and even and hardened to about Rockwell 56 according to file tests. Tapping it revealed no voids or dead spots. the only changes I made were radiusing part of the far edge and the edges of the hardie hole, standard with any new anvil.My only complaint is the pritchel hole which would be more useful flush with the face. But that is a mInor for the value.

VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 132Lbs Cast Steel Anvil. Everything I wanted. Seems to be a quality product.

For the money and as a newbie Blacksmith, this Anvil works perfectly for me. The Pritchel hole is way to large, I had to weld in a .500 spacer for my holdfasts and other blacksmith tooling.