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For the money and as a newbie Blacksmith, this Anvil works perfectly for me. The Pritchel hole is way to large, I had to weld in a .500 spacer for my holdfasts and other blacksmith tooling.

After fedex lost it for a week it arrived undamaged. It was well packaged in a sturdy crate. It only had a few spots that were patched with bondo before paint so it looked pretty good for what it is. I built a base for it as no stumps were available around here. I havent used it yet as I am looking into the purchase of a propane type forge and some basic tools. I have read many reports online about vevor products and will likely order one of their forges when I decide which one. I would say at this point the anvil is perfect for an entry level hobbiest and above.

Rings like a bell, but can't be beat... well I guess you can beat on it which is when it rings like a bell. Pretty normal for a solid cast anvil and how you know it's steel not iron. Either wrap a chain around it or spend another $1000 for grey iron cast to a steel work surface.

Excellent value. Not a “perfect “ anvil, but fully functional and all working surfaces flawless. Pritchel hole is too large and in a bad position. I machined an adapter that works pretty well. Rebound is better than my old anvil but not as good as some. However rebound is related to hardness and too hard would make it prone to chipping. I’m happy with it.

Should give me alot of years of service,thanks vevor for giving good products at great prices with exceptional customer service.

This item was purchased for a beginner backyard blacksmith when the cast iron anvil we had broke after a couple years of use. We had seen a youtube video "reviewing" it that didn't mention many downsides for a budget beginner anvil. One of the main reasons we chose this product was because of the hardie hole advertised at 1.1" square. It arrived and is in fact 1 and 3/8" square. This makes it useless for hoping to try to use a hardie tool that would be designed to fit in a 1" square hole. When I reached out to the company, hoping for a possibility of exchange, I was offered a partial refund of my purchase price. Due to the lack of a storefront and the cost of any effort at return shipping, I understand this was the only option given. However, I was frustrated that they seemed to state the website description was supposed to be updated with the correct hardie hole size and they were working on it, but hadn't done it yet. It doesn't take much to update a website description, and I feel it is misleading future customers. The anvil has a nice ring, but lacking other features and with the useless hardie hole, I wouldn't recommend it unless you literally only need a flat hard surface. We'll be looking elsewhere for another anvil.

This 132lbs Anvil is a double horn with Hardy & Pritchet holes. The Anvil needed serious dressing, ok so for the price I guess I could live with. Here iwhat I can't live with; the problem, the Hardy & Pritchet holes are about .375 inch oversized. This means I cannot use 1" Hardy tools and the Prichet Hole which I would use mainly as a "hold down" so, I would have to forge a rather large hold down out of 1.5 in stock. The advertisement stated, Hardy hole 1.1 inch (which would be great) but mine is either manufactured wrong or they are not giving accurate details on their website. Either way I would like to receive a replacement within specs! Rick

Dose not work at all. Never got it.