Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 20KG Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Tools and Equipment Anvil Rugged Round and Square Hole Horn Anvil Blacksmith Jewelers Metalsmith Blacksmith Tool

Solide verarbeitet, gut gewichtet für kleinere Arbeiten - wer Schmuck, kleine Metallteile oder feine Schmiedearbeiten macht, ist hier genau richtig. Wer allerdings plant grob draufzuhauen und größere Stücke zu bearbeiten, braucht schlicht mehr Masse unter dem Hammer. 10kg sind was sie sind. Erwartungen anpassen, dann gibt es nichts zu meckern....

Pleasantly surprised. I am not a Blacksmith, I just needed an anvil to help me shape metal. Rebound rate is good, price is extremely fair. All I needed to do was to take a file and ease all the edges.

It came with alittle surface rust which isn't a huge deal and it has a few surface imperfections but it's not bad

This anvil is pretty soft as anvils go. First day I left some marks in it with a rounding hammer.

Braucht etwas Nacharbeit, aber definitiv besser als eine Bahnschiene!

I love this thing. For a 66 lb'er it puts up with everything I dish out! There's nothing wrong with this little anvil.

Works good

This anvil price per pound is unbelievable. The placement of the holes is a little inconvenient and not cleaned out at all but again for the price I'm not complaining. I was using a railroad track that had a rebound of about 5 and the rebound on this anvil is about 9 so its a great upgrade. If I were to change anything it would be the shrink the horn a little and have it round instead of oval and move the holes but all in all I recomend this anvil to everyone whose interested in starting blacksmithing

This is not a high end anvil by any means, but for the price, it is an absolutely great anvil and it is very useful for what I use it, which is just sporadic hobby use. The anvil is perfectly capable to be used for hobby blacksmithing and just non professional home use. Thus far I have no complaints other than some poor finishing which ive had to improve by grinding the anvil and by repainting it, but once I was done setting up the anvil, it has been just perfect for what I intended to use it for. If youre gonna be doing a lot of blacksmithing and banging away at red hot steel, id recommend investing in a bigger, harder, poured steel anvil, not a cast steel like this one.

Works but have to see how it holds up over long term