Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Amboss Einzelner Hornamboss 30kg Stahlamboss Geschmiedeter Amboss Robuster Hornamboss Schmied Juweliere Metallschmied Schmiedewerkzeug Geeignet für Nieten, Abflachen, Schmieden und Formen

This anvil works amazing so far. It's well made except the gurdy hole needed to be filed down a bit, same with the edges, but other than that I haven't had any problems at all. I put it on a log, wrapped it up with a chain(bought separately) and started forging. Other than the imperfections, 10/10 beginner anvil!

I use it for knife making. The anvil has really nice rebound with a hammer and a ball bearing test. Overall, I think this is a great purchase. It would make a great starter anvil for someone looking to get started.

This is an awesome starter anvil. Well made, didn’t see any welding beads or anything that indicated imperfections. Did see a small chip along the edge while I was dressing it but it came out with the flapdisk, and well, I was dressing the anvil anyhow! Hardy and pritchel holes are placed correctly too, unlike their other models. The other thing is this thing is considerably larger than its similar counterpart at HF. Has great rebound and SINGS when struck. All in all a great buy for an intro anvil.

Ein für diesen Preis wirklich hervorragender Amboss. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut, mit einem Winkelschleifer können die Kanten nach persönlicher Vorliebe gebrochen werden und ich habe auch das Horn vollständig von Farbe befreit (ist aber wohl nicht zwingend nötig). die solide Basis erlaubt eine gute Kontaktfläche mit dem Sockel und bei guter Befestigung kann der Rington fast vollständig behoben werden. Mehrer Projekte und der Amboss zeigt noch keine wirklichen Abnutzungserscheinungen. Das eher tiefe Gewicht ist bei normaler Bedienung (ohne Hilfsperson) überhaupt nicht problematisch. Absolut empfehlenswert!!!

TWO YEAR REVIEW : After having it for some time I'd like to give an honest opinion. My shop specializes in sheet metal fabrication and does forging on the side, both work great. The hardy hole had to be tuned a fair bit with files, this is to be expected it's a piece of cast steel. This means a 0.75" square bar will not fit into it well until you're done cleaning it up. Afterwards it was perfect. The finish could be better in every regard yes and you can (and should!) remove the paint to get that glorious look but all that really matters is the face is flat, has great rebound and is very hard. There is zero reason to purchase an overly priced vintage when something like this exists.

My first anvil . It looks good. Made my first hook. Arrived ih a box that was pretty beat up but anvil was unscathed and ready for work!

easily survived the beating of a sledge hammer not somethign many anvils can do and is silensed almost entirl with a brick

Just started out with forging and didn't want to invest in a huge anvil until I decide is this will be a long term hobby. Once I did a little clean up filing on the sides of the square hole, it was great

This anvil is very good, despite being on the lighter side, it is very usable for light and medium intensity forging. The London pattern helps a lot, as it provides some angles which on other anvil patterns can only be achieved with hardy tools. The only info which I find a bit misleading is the mention of the fact that the step between the anvil face and the horn can be used as a cutting medium. Don't use it as a cutting medium, it is hardened steel and will ruin your chisel if you cut all the way through the work piece with it.

This is my 3rd vevor anvil and second 66lb anvil. They are perfect for beginners and equally as good for an experienced smith. I bought this one for some free veteran classes I run and they hold up well. Now I need to find some good cross pain hammers