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 don’t plan on forging horse shoes anytime soon. Using it for auto patch panels and light fabrication. Works well enough to justify the purchase. No regrets…..

the large working area and the weight adds a lot more stability.

The steel this is made of is quite soft. You will easily put deep marks into the surface and have to grind them out often. It's nice and compact for small sized forge space. You will want to take a grind to the horn to remove the powder coat. If you do not remove the coat before using with hot steel, the coat will burn off causing fumes you are not going to want to be dealing with unless in a well ventilated forge area.

I want this for jewelry making. 22lbs feels like it weighs a ton. Should work well when I finally gets it into place. Arrived earlier than expected in a badly damaged box. Nothing, however, will damage this. Thanks!

Great little anvil for the price and seems to be of good quality, happy with my purchase! Anvil works well with my needs, and seems to absorb work blows well.

Great anvil for the price. Cleaned it up upon arrival and now using for knife making. Shipped fast and secure.

I haven't used it yet so I can't comment on its strength, thus the 4 stars instead of 5, but it looks strong, has a generous work area, is cast steel, heavy enough for lighter beatings and I expect it will be perfect for smaller jobs. It isn't in the category of my larger anvils, but not everything that needs a beating requires a 90+ pound anvil in order to apply that beating. This one will be easy to move around while supplying a highly usable work surface, for a good price.

This heavy beast is perfect for just flattening and other [holy-crap-its-ment] things. It's a \"glad I have one\" king of tool.

After looking for a decent priced anvil for over a year I ran across this one from Vevor. I would really like an old anvil, but the prices on those have become astronomical for even the ones that are cracked and have rounded edges. After reading several reviews and talking to some local blacksmiths I pulled the trigger on this one. I am not disappointed. It is well made, cast steel, with crisp edges and a great finish. Rebound is exceptional. Do I wish it was American made? Sure do. In the meantime I'll take out my frustrations by beating the crap out of this anvil in my little shop. If it fails or has issues, I'll update my review. If you're on the fence about whether or not to buy this, I'd go with it until something better comes along. I wish it was a little bigger also, but the 66 pound model is working very well for me.

If you looking for an anvil with the quality of an American or European offering, this is not for you. The Hardy hole is cast so poorly it will need a lot of work before it is usable. The "round" horn was cast very rough, not hardened and needed to be completely redressed and polished. But, all of that said, the flat surface of the Anvil is very nice and hardened. And I just needed to dress up the sharp edges before getting started. So what's my overall opinion ? Well, I gave it four stars because it does take a few hours to get things dressed up and usable. But because of the price I was okay with that. And my son and I are both looking forward to this new chapter in our lives with the Vevor 110# anvil front and center in our shop.