Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil 88Lbs Steel Anvil Blacksmith for Sale Forge Steel Tools and Equipment Anvil Rugged Blacksmith Jewelers Durable and Robust Metal Working Tool

Worked like you would expect. I moved up to the next weight and switched to cast steel. VEVOR 66 lbs cast steel anvil and like it more.

We’re do I start. I had bin looking for an anvil for over a year but couldn’t find one in my price rang. I own a lot of VEVOR tools and figured I check to see in they have any. There were several to chose from. I ordered a 55Lb anvil and it was decent so I pulled the trigger and bought the 132lb anvil. The anvil was well packaged and arrived on time. The crate the used to hip it in was built solid. I was expecting it to be all beet up but to my surprise it was intact. I used it the other day to make some hanger hooks and all I can say is wow. For the price point this anvil is well worth it.

This is a great entry level anvil. The horn is a bit fiddly, I recommend removing the paint and grinding it a little smoother. The hardy also needs a good bit of teaming/filing before it will accept any tools.

Perfect for my son in law

Its an anvil!

Some soft spots but to be expected with a casting anvil

Had to dress hardy and priychel but overall no problem Cleaned up edges easy to fo though..................

I sometimes do light metal work such as crafting something from a piece of metal flashing. I got by with using the anvil on my bench vise, but it has succumbed to years of use it wasn't purposely designed for. This vise is just the right size for the type of work I do and allows me to freely manipulate my workpieces without interference. I am happy with the quality and durability of this vise and can highly recommend it.

It wasn't delivered...................................................................Not much more I can say really.

This anvil is great for anyone looking to get into blacksmithing or sheet metal forming, I prefer this style because the heel at the end allows you to rest your hand underneath while grasping sheet metal which helps with making armor.