Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Incudine da Fabbro 30kg Incudine in Acciaio Fuso Stile Londinese Ampio Piano di Lavoro 263x88mm Durezza 50HRC con Foro Rotondo 16mm Quadrato 19mm Strumento per lavorazione dei Metalli e Gioielli

Excellent quality for the price. Functional and worth it compared to other suppliers! Showed off to one of my other blacksmith friends and he bought one as well!

Really good anvil for the price, the creature it came in was destroyed but the anvil for the most part was unmarred.

Great for begginers and for little projects such as hooks, leaves even knifes. Good item to start and learn.

Arrived 2nd day. Chose 88lb since its will be used infrequently and I am too old to fool with much heavier ones. Also hardness higher than bigger heavier selections. Had a good ring until fastened down which dampened. Adequate work surface smooth and crisp edges. As advertised.

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.

abordable, fait la job! je recommande cette enclume, livraison rapide, efficace pour petit travaux, bricoleur du dimanche sinon rien de plus a ajouter

Bonne enclume mais ne fait pas tout à fait le poids indiqué (62 lb au lieu de 66, soit 28 kg au lieu de 30).

Cast Iron Anvil, 132 Lbs(60kg) Single Horn Anvil with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith

A fine addition to my little workshop for a low cost. I've enjoyed using it, quite handy for making small adjustments and shaping parts. The face isn't super hard, but you couldn't really expect that at this price. No regrets.

Haven’t had time to try it yet but rebound seems ok. The “pritchel hole is a joke. Badly located & WAY TOO BIG! Whoever designed it has no idea what a pritchel hole is used for, they deliberately misled beginners in the field of blacksmithing. I suspect that the hole has something to do with the manufacturing process but it’s useless as a tool holder However, I can drill my own hole at the back, where it should be, if I can get a hard enough bit. The price of the anvil & it’s other good properties makes it a good buy! But don’t try to bafflegab people with nonsense. It would be a simple fix just to drill another hole at the back of the correct size