Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 55lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil for Blacksmiths, with Large Countertop and Stable Base, Metal Working Tool for Metal Bending, Shaping, Twisting

Ordered to LT. Weight from scale 50.0 kg. Free delivery and price is hard to beat. Horn and step looks like was refinished with hand and angle grinder. And to my suprise looks like base steel material is small bearings and they didnt fused fully? Look at the last photo. Apart from that main surface and botom fully flat with no imperfections. Sharp corners need to be dressed anyway. No filled gaps, no obvious form defects. If you judge anvil be the ring it rings like tower bell. Didnt had time to use it but looks like good buy for good price.

Love the Anvil but one problem the Hardy hole is bigger then one 1” making it hard to use with the accessories, I bought to use that hole so now I’m gonna have to make an adapter so I can use my Hardy hole attachments not happy about that. Hardy holes are supposed to be 1 inch.

This is a hardened anvil. It has good ping sound denoting its hardness. It performs better than I expected and I am surprised! It will be months before I can see just how it will hold up to the hammering that I will put it through.

Preis/Leistung okay

Would give it a five accept for the size. I had to get a bigger one

This anvil has been functionable. I would like it better if the face was hardened a bit more. A few more dents appeared on face than I thought should have after some heavy use.

Impressed with the nice rebound and steel

My overall review is 4/5 the quality and weight are on point for the price. There are no visible defects it has a strong 90% rebound with a 1” ball bearing Other reviews state it has a consistent 55 HRC - I have a set of HRC files on the way to check the hardness The things I do not like are; the hardy hole is 1-1/4” - seems a little big for an anvil this size. My 166 lbs. Peter wright has a 1” hardy The prichel hole is 1/2” - seems a little small The main thing I don’t like is the cutting table is milled back into the center mass, instead of on the horn. Other than that, I feel it is a good for the money and a good choice for a beginner or a traveler anvil

This is one of the best budget anvils I have found. Good rebound, ring and seems well made for the money. With a hardy and pritchel hole ( one of the few in this price range that doesnt have the pritchel in the horn if it has it at all). I had 2 other brands ordered that never made it to me because the packaging was destroyed in route. The Vevor arrived intact in its wooden crate and was purchased with free shipping. It cant be be beat for the cost, in my opinion.

The anvil isn't as hard as it needs to be. I have dented it just swinging my hammer and hitting the metal im working on. I know you pay for what you get but its alittle crazy that an anvil should be able to take hits and not indent from it.