Customer Reviews for VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith,8.8Lbs Cast Steel Anvil,Compact Design and Stable Base, Forge Tools and Equipment, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

Great quality product, will work great for my wife's work. It's 4lbs heavier than the one at harbor freight, and several dollars cheaper and delivered to my door

30kg anvil arrived 1 week after ordering, so shipping was good. No box or packaging, just a label taped to the face of the anvil. The horn is rough from casting and needs a little work. There is Bondo covering some casting flaws. That being said, the face is level, there are no major flaws, and it has good rebound. The face is hardened and it rings like a bell. I found the anvil on sale here for an absolute ridiculously low price, so I had to take a chance on it. Now, I wish I had bought 4 of them! I am one happy customer!!

A great value and good quality for the price I paid for it, works great for projects around the farm.

We used them as a tribute to my late father. He shot the at anvils at Stuhr museum every Fourth of July, and us boys are keeping up the tradition. They fly very well.

Bought this for my grandson who is studying to be a blacksmith? He has been very pleased with it. It comes in handy.

Works great could be harder the hardie hole is not cut very clean and I got one with a bunch of filler. The horn is a really weird shape but for the price can’t beat it

I decided to try my hand at a little copper jewelry making and leather crafting and needed a hard surface for pounding rivets and bending metal. If price is no option, you might consider the 11 lb. anvil because I think it has maybe another half inch of width. Since it's just a hobby, I went cheap and wasn't disappointed. This 8.8 lb. anvil had just enough room on the surface to do what I need and has a conveniently small footprint.

Haven’t used it much but seems like a good quality for home use

Solid, no major flaws. I had to spend a couple hours with a Dremel getting my Hardy tools to fit (the square hole) but better tight than loose! I also spent a few hours smoothing out the top, the surface has a surface grind, but the worst I have ever seen! Just rough, probably not an issue for most. It was flat, just rough. The hardness is good.

I'm not a Blacksmith. I'm a DIY guy. It is Cast Steel, not Iron - a big plus This is the size I wanted, and the HRC hardness should be OK for most DIY tasks. For what my expected uses It's perfect. For use as a forging anvil / Blacksmithing anvil It won't last long. For my use, It'll last me the rest of my life, as long as I recognize it's limitations Quite happy with the purchase, and it was well protected from punching through the caedboard with wood inside the cardboard