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Thoroughly enjoyed this anvil. Rebound was quite good, prolly 80%, had a good ring to it. Mounted and glued it onto a stump then chained and lag bolted it down. Now she’s just a dull thud!! For a backyard mechanic/welder/tinkerer, this anvil suits my needs to a T!!!

Tutto perfetto articolo come da descrizione arrivato nei tempi stabiliti e prezzo super conveniente! Consigliato

Nice Anvil. Heavy, but works great.

Delivered within 3 days nicely packed and on a small pallet. Horn of the anvil was pointing a little to the side and the sacrifical step for cutting off material in the front has uneven surface. It bears clear traces of manual finishing and someone pushed a little too hard on one spot with a grinder, but it is no big deal. As an amateur I have been using it for cca a month and so far it has no dents or cracks even after a few fairly strong misstrikes from my side. I am honestly very satisfied.

Fedex lost my anvil in route but Vevor was fantastic and refunded my money and sent me a new anvil that I'm very happy with and I left the review for that on another page. Great customer service.

I mounted my 110 lb anvil to an ash stump, dressed the anvil, and used it to set some Damascus and it worked well. I made a couple of Hardy tools already and the anvil seems really well made. I had a 90% rebound on it with a ball bearing. The only issue I see and it's not really an issue is the Hardy hole is an inch and a quarter 1 in would be a lot more user friendly. Overall a very good anvil. I'm happy they finally made a London pattern and 110 lb.

I was shocked to see a steel anvil for this price. Here in Texas you can't find an anvil that's not going for $5-$6 a pound. For the money it's a total steel (get it?)! The pritchel and hardy holes are fantastically placed and easy to use your favorite implement or jig. The horn is free of the "bondo" that others say is inherent in the blue type anvils. The edges needed to be ground down to not make them so sharp but that was 2 mins with a file and angle grinder. The only thing that I need to figure out though is how to silence it as it rings like a bell. I've tried silicon underneath, chains wrapped around it, sound deadening rubber for the bottom, etc. Just know that you're getting a bada$$ tool and a ridiculously good price and you'll be able to announce the time for the hour on the hour.

Stout little addition to the shop, a great starting point, and a price point that wont break the bank.

This anvil is worth every penny it is solid well-made cast steel not cast-iron and it has a tremendous rebound. Highly recommend for anybody getting into blacksmithing or even a seasoned blacksmith

This anvil is a great anvil for the price point. Decent rebound on the anvil face. Anvil face is hardened tested @ 53 Rockwell in spots, the step and horn is not hardened, Hardy hole is extremely large and will require a reducer to use 1" hardy tools tight, Pritchel hole is small but you can use a end mill to enlarge it to a better useable size. Overall happy with the anvil, recommend for a hobby shop or non frontline production shop.