Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 22Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

110lb Blacksmith Anvil Steel Anvil 50kg Solid Heat Treated Round Horn Metal Work

Good for the price. Needs some clean up and paint. Has some putty but not a lot. Better than a soft cast anvil like the Harbor Freight 55lb.

The top is a little softer then expected but the price was awesome

Showed up earlier than expected. The UPS driver was not happy with me. I met him on the street and he asked me what the heck I ordered. This is the best deal that I could find for a steel anvil. It works well. If you are an amateur like me, I would highly encourage you to get this instead of a vintage anvil that costs 3x the price. Give it a go.

I bought this more as a conversation piece, I guess if you used it as a true blacksmith anvil the pits in the deck would cause an issue.

88lb Blacksmith Anvil Steel Anvil 40kg Solid Heat Treated Round Horn Metal Work

I have a small shop in my garage and I am your average DIY. I have been looking for the right steel anvil (not cast iron) for my small projects. This anvil fits the bill, I had to pay a little more for the steel anvil but it's well worth it.

These anvils are great for the price per pound. Sure they need work and clean up so what. Cast steel anvils that are serviceable and cost effective are great for beginners and hardened pros alike.

For the money you cant beat it. if you are a beginner blacksmith don't waste your money on an antique anvil unless you happen to find a great buy, with that said I would never trade my peterwritght for one, but it is a great second anvil that I dont regret buying. Don't expect a perfect anvil, mine came with some small pitting on the face in a few spots, there was also casting flaws on the sides of the avil that were filled with putty. none of the imperfections would hurt the performance of the anvil. rebound is 75 to 80 percent. The pritchel hole is not very usable and the hardi hole is large for the size of anvil

The anvil has good rebound and far, no dents in the face. The hardie hole on mine measure 1" by 1 1/8". The edges need to be radiused and you need to clean the casting sand/grit out of the holes with a cold chisel. It's large enough to do what I need too and doesn't weigh so much that I can't move it around the garage.