Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 22Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

Good, cheap, cast steel anvil. Surface is sort of hard. The casting is crude but can be tuned up with a grinder. FYI my hardy hole is approximately 1 1/2” at the face and narrows crudely as you go down. I’ll work on cleaning that up someday

Good weight, good ring, good size. No cutting step and the "hardy hole", if you can call it that, is just plain weird. But it is an anvil...and for the beginner, is an excellent value. It is cast, not forged, so expect some patched defects. Nature.of the beast. Rebound is ok. Definitely not the hardest steel around though.

Sturdy and a great value.

Great way better than the 66lb seams to be getting higher quality as the weight goes up can't wait to try the 132lb buying that one next have them all then still cheaper than buying one old anvil even if they only last a few years buy new ones the price is great on these

Metal shaping, great product!

The product Is what you’d expect to get for the amount you pay. The anvil I received came in the blue finish that other similar models show. It had some rust in the hardy hole. The horn doesn’t have much of a ring to it but the face was perfectly flat and did have a nice ring all over. All in all I’d say this would suit anyone looking for something to get them started without breaking the bank.

Works fine so far.

Great product! Its the acciaio anvil that they sell in 66lbs. And did not come as pictured and absolutely is not drop forged but still a great anvil for the price. Steel construction.

I just kind of guessed on "sheerness." I purchased this for my husband and he loves it. He was worried about the extra work involved that other reviewers commented on but he said it was not bad at all. He loves it (way better than the free hand me down he had) and felt we got good value.

It doesn't look like the picture. The whole thing was painted blue rather than the bare metal. There was one edge that was folded over for me, but that was able to be grinded out with no effort. The hammer isn't really of much use at all with how small it is, but the anvil itself works great