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Mr
Ideal size for a beginner. For the price this can't be beaten. My only criticism is the position of the pritchel hole otherwise this is ideal for my use.
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As advertised
30 kg
Small defects around hardy and pritchell hole, but other than that looks good
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Repko
Good for beginners. Some casting flaws. But not too bad that it is unusable! Would purchase again!!
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Bang for the buck
While it is not an Emerson or other brand name, it is a sound decent quality anvil for the price. IT WORKS> and for the difference in cost, it is alot for the money. I would definitely buy it again.
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Yunque de unos 10 kg. de peso con agujeros
Es un yunque metálico de unos 10 kg. de peso con 2 agujeros (uno redondo y otro cuadrado) para realizar perforaciones . Por debajo tiene otros 2 agujeros para fijarlo a alguna superficie lisa . En los extremos tiene puntas distintas para redondear y hacer esquinas . Le doy 4 estrellas porque vino un poco oxidado .
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Buen yunque, mal envío
20 kg
El yunque es de buena calidad. Pero nos llegó con el embalaje totalmente roto. ¿Cómo se puede enviar un artículo de 20kg en un embalaje tan básico?
Además, si compro directamente al fabricante, no entiendo por qué el mismo artículo me aparece una semana después en otro vendedor online por 10 Euro menos (incl. transporte)
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Great Rebound
The anvil seems like it's of good quality. Seems like it is made of cast steel and weighs what the description says it's supposed to weigh. My husband seemed to really love it as a christmas gift.
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9 lb anvil - Looks good
4 kg
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.
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Blacksmith Wannabe
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.
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A good beginner anvil
Like the two burner forge and the stainless steel work bench, this is a good beginner anvil. Ideal for small work, however I can see that wanting to get a bigger one will be on the cards at some time. I have mine mounted on a stump and have it on a bed of silicon and bolted it down.
There is a bit of casting marks, so you will need to get a grinder or sandpaper on the horn and it is all good to go!
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