Customer Reviews for VEVOR Blacksmith Anvil Steel Round Horn Anvil 132lb 60kg 2 Holes for Metal Work

Ottima incudine

Blown away by the nearly perfect condition it arrived in, as I was somewhat expecting it to show up kinda dinged up and used. This anvil only has 30 ratings backing it, so the average person may not realize how good of a value this is. Generally I don't purchase items online that have so few reviews, but this was a splendid exception! Most steel anvils on Amazon look ugly as sin. It's fairly difficult to locate a steel, London style single-horn anvil that also has a pleasant aesthetic. Most London style anvils on Amazon are made of cast iron, and while though attractive to look at, don't hold up very well against smithing/hammering. This is more for jewelry and small-scale metalsmithing, as it only weighs 9 Lbs and the anvil surface is only so big. Perfect for me though! Couldn't have purchased this any sooner, and I unexpectedly received this anvil the very next day after ordering it. Thanks very much to the seller SupDear!

It’s no Peter Wright but it rebounds decent and does the job.

Been using this exact anvil for 2 years making knives

Did not use it as but it was friggin weighty. I’m sure if you’re interested you’d be pleased! I returned it cuz I gave up on a planned project.

My father had one of these when I was a kid - always found it useful. Found this one on Amazon - better quality and great price compared to what other vendors offered. Now a permanent addition to my workbench.

My first anvil . It looks good. Made my first hook. Arrived ih a box that was pretty beat up but anvil was unscathed and ready for work!

Can't beat it for the price. the horn will need some dressing to smooth out some cast marks, but it's hard, has good rebound and is unbeatable for the price.

Petits travaux de forge et bijouterie

This is a very nice anvil for less than 2 bucks a pound. 66 pounds isn't too big and it isn't too small. It's the perfect size for me. I'm mainly going to use this for flattening out nails and rods (which I have only done so far), but I'd like to get into blacksmithing at some point. Since I'm learning how to weld right now, I don't need a new hobby. I built a stand out of wood with rubber padding at bottom, silicone, and chained it down. It has made the ring deaden and sounds really quiet for an anvil, though it is obviously louder at both ends. The edges come sharp, so you will need to grind the edges down and make them round. My only gripe (like others have shown) is the pritchel hole is defected, but since I only will use it ocassionally with a holdfast, I'm not too worried about it. I love it.