Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 55Lbs, Cast Iron Anvil Blacksmith Withstands Heavy Blows,Anvil Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith Jewelers Metalsmith Tool, for Sale Forge Tools and Equipment

Reasonably priced and substantial enough weight, size and hardness to be a great starter anvil.

I haven_ used this anvil as of yet, so I_l only comment on it's appearance in regards to my expectations. Overall, it_ pretty much what I was hoping to get. It_ a forged steel 66lb anvil, and after smashing a few cans on it and hammering some copper wire flat, it shows no deformation so it seems pretty stout. The casting seems solid, although this anvil is rough in spots, particularly around the edges. The horn is actually 2 pieces, welded to the rest of the anvil. This came as a bit of a surprise, and I hope it holds up. I_l need to take a grinder to the horn to smooth some spots out. That aside, I_ glad I could find a decent anvil at this price. Adam Lipinski

Great for small projects I've used it for making knives. I bought it as an anvil to get started with until I can get a bigger one. It's black not blue I'm not sure why they list it as blue but I like the black better.

If you're serious about black smithing... Get something like 200 pounds plus. If you need a hard surface to smash something on, this works.

I bought this for my son...he has pounded several knives out since...would recommend to everyone.

Pretty good value for the price, the casting seems to be good and the flat surface seems to be hard enough, not sure about the horn though and really that shouldn't be painted so it will need a bit of stripping and on mine the hardy hole needs a bit of filing to remove some flashing. Well see how it holds up over time but really for the price it's not bad to have in the shed.

Works great could be harder the hardie hole is not cut very clean and I got one with a bunch of filler. The horn is a really weird shape but for the price can’t beat it

Enclume très stable et robuste. Je lui ai fabriqué un billot en bois pour à ma taille et pour éviter les vibrations à la frappe.

Just finish up the edges and put it on a secure pedistal, in the right hight. Bought a stone cracker and forged it to fit the hardy hole. Should have gotten a bigger anvil but I'll place a concrete block on the bottom and secure it with bolts soon to keep it from bouncing around.

This 22# anvil was mailed without any padding in a cardboard box (see photos) that fell apart in transit, and the anvil was scratched in many places. The rust has started taking over where the paint was scratched off.