Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 8.8Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Compact Design and Stable Base, Forge Tools and Equipment, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

I've owned several anvils over the years, some larger than this Vevor 66 lb, and some smaller. This anvil is a very handy size. It is large enough to do serious smithing, but also easily portable if I need to move it around the shop. Can't say that about my larger ones. Now, about quality- I have really been on the fence trying to decide on Vevor or some other, more expensive brand. I had heard about Vevor's spotty quality control and didn't know what to expect. Anvil arrived Friday afternoon. I unboxed it immediately. It is beautiful. I cannot say it's perfect, but it is so close. No casting flaws or holes or pits or any of that. Surfaces very well finished so that only a slight easing of the edges is necessary. I could not be more pleased. If you are in the market for a quality anvil in this size range, you will not go wrong with this one. At this writing, Amazon has the best price I found at $119.99. They seem to range from that to about $150. Get you one. You'll love it.

It’s the best of the Chinese imports.

Good for small body shop projects that’s what I use it for or maybe jewellery or whatever you want to do that smaller. The enol is not that big but good enough for small patches on vehicles and other things highly recommend for the money

Surprisingly good quality for a budget priced anvil. Hammer bounces back nicely with a reassuring ping, not a dull thud. I'm impressed.

Acier pas dur, de nombreux coup sur l'enclume, après les premières utilisation, marteau 1,5kgr.

Great Starter Anvil for those looking to start a forge & getting into Blacksmithing. Arrived quickly and safely. Happy & Satisfied with the Anvil purchased. Has been a great way to get my son interested in Blacksmithing.

Good quality at a a great price. It might be small but it's perfect for light fabrication tasks in a small workshop.

I mean, it's a great big lump of steel, and a good one at that. My resident smith is pretty happy with it. Shipping warning: it came in a cardboard box with a layer of bubble wrap around it, which was woefully inadequate. The poor delivery person struggled mightily to get it to the door, then turfed it out unceremoniously onto the concrete, which yielded somewhat to the might of this item. I'm not sure how to fix that except maybe to put out some plywood and tip money when the delivery is expected. The anvil itself meets expectations.

Ever wish you had a lump to shape metal on?. This is it, light enough to move. I mounted it on hardwood to protect the concrete floor. Hammer away.

For the price cant beat it however there are some slight issues. The hardy hole has some left over steel from casting so its not fully square and the hardy hole is practically useless but its a good anvil and well worth the money.