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Works good

This is not a high end anvil by any means, but for the price, it is an absolutely great anvil and it is very useful for what I use it, which is just sporadic hobby use. The anvil is perfectly capable to be used for hobby blacksmithing and just non professional home use. Thus far I have no complaints other than some poor finishing which ive had to improve by grinding the anvil and by repainting it, but once I was done setting up the anvil, it has been just perfect for what I intended to use it for. If youre gonna be doing a lot of blacksmithing and banging away at red hot steel, id recommend investing in a bigger, harder, poured steel anvil, not a cast steel like this one.

Finally got it! 👍

A great starter. The hardy hole is rough and oddly shaped, way bigger than tools you'll try to put in there. Otherwise it's solid, paint comes off easily if you don't like blue lol

Bonne enclume mais le trou pour mettre les outils n'est pas de taille standard (trop grand)

When I drop a 1.25 inch ball bearing on it I get about a 90 percent rebound, and a nice ring! and I haven't put any dents in it yet. the horn is just the cast finish so its kinda ruff

This anvil does what an anvil needs to do in that it is a heavy block of metal to work hot steel on, and it's very reasonably priced. It has some shortcomings, however: 1) the horn is way too fat to be truly useful for fine blacksmithing; 2) the open belly sacrifices mass that would make the anvil much more solid if that void were filled; 3) the casting is poor, leaving the body with holes and porosity that gets covered with plastic body filler; and 4) the Pritchel (or punch) hole (the round hole) is in a completely useless position, and it is way too big. Instead of drilling it one-inch in diameter in the horn, drill it 1/2" to 9/16" in the heel, between the Hardy (square) hole and the end of the heel.

Great small anvil , it needs some refining before use. Hardy hoke is a little big for a small anvil Overall very good for the money

Added a large chain around it . To add more weight and mass. Decent rebound. Definitely will job done

Overall this 60KG anvil from Vevor was a decent purchase for a newer blacksmith. I purchased this to use in addition to my old passed-down Fisher that's seen better days and has more sentimental value. First things first...strip the paint. I used a wire wheel and removed all the awful paint from about 4" down from the top plate and from both horn ends entirely. Otherwise you're going to be smelling melted paint and possibly contaminating your work. Second...the leg design and ring. Its awful. The leg design makes it hard to mount and the ring is deafening. So...i ended up using heavy chain to wrap multiple times around the anvil and lag bolt to opposite sides of my mount/stump. This took out the ear-piercing ring entirely. Third, the pritchel hole is near useless. Its entirely too large. I'm going to see if i can find something to sleeve it and weld in place to shrink the pritchel hole diameter(1.1in from MFG). Other than those few issues it's a great deal. I've already used this anvil for a handful of projects.