Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Incudine Acciaio 20KG Incudine in Metallo Acciaio Forgiato con Foro Rotondo e Quadrato

Just what I was looking for. Some damage on the horn but nothing I couldn't fix. Still waiting on tongs

El yunque es de buena calidad. Pero nos llegó con el embalaje totalmente roto. ¿Cómo se puede enviar un artículo de 20kg en un embalaje tan básico? Además, si compro directamente al fabricante, no entiendo por qué el mismo artículo me aparece una semana después en otro vendedor online por 10 Euro menos (incl. transporte)

Buen producto, precio calidad. tiene algunos detalle pero son minucias. Estoy satisfecho con el producto y próximamente iniciare usándolo.

Good but for a total noob beginner but if I had my time again I would have gone slightly bigger it shipped east enough though and I have made a good mount for it

After receiving the little guy I noticed it was lighter than expected so I pulled out my scale and yep it only weighed 38lbs not 44lbs. After setting it up and banging on it for a bit its much more resistant to dings and dents than the one bought from harbor freight thru amazon.

Buona incudine, presenta qualche difetto estetico (soffiature: facilmente rimediabili con saldatrice e smerigliatrice), mentre la superficie di lavoro risulta piana, ben rettificata e sufficientemente dura. Quattro stelle perché il peso reale è 17,1 kg invece dei 20 dichiarati (averlo saputo avrei preso quella da 30).

Envoi très rapide comme d'habitude avec Vevor. En fait cette enclume pèse entre 17 et 18 kg et la dureté annoncée de 50 HRc est loin d'y être. Un essai à la lime suffit pour s'en rendre compte. Le bleu est loin du beau bleu des photos. Mais à ce prix là pas de quoi se plaindre, car l'enclume est néanmoins très solide. Je l'ai utilisée pendant une heure et aucune trace de coups visible. Conclusion : bon matériel.

Ricevuta in tempi brevi, di buona qualità, superficie un po' troppo facilmente scalfibile, ma complessivamente buona per piccoli lavori DIY

I'm not a blacksmith, I dont know what a pritchard hole is. I'm just a dude who hammers on ordnance at a BRACed munitions depot for money. I found the scavenged railroad tie plate they gave me for this purpose too soft and bouncy. The anvil surface is hard and flat, and the round horn is handy for opening up pinched 37mm's for inspection and clearing. It has been sitting exposed to cold and very damp weather for a few days and doesn't show any rust yet. The blue paint comes off onto everything that conctacts with it. The casting is rough at the holes in the feet and very sharp in places. I was hoping to lag screw the anvil to a log I was given for a pounding station, but the feet holes are unsuitable for this. I'm not sure if that's a normal anvil feature. I chiseled a pair of recesses into my log so it sits secure enough. Shipping was pretty quick. All in all, I say it beats the hell out of using a tie plate.

Haven't had the time to mpunt it yet, but I did get to hammer on it a little and it's good; the package was obviously dropped and the box was torn, and I had to do the requisite flap wheel dance to slightly round the corners and get rid of paint from the horn, but otherwise I'm pleased with the purchase.