Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Einzelhornamboss schwerer Amboss aus Gussstahl 11,5 kg robuster runder Hornamboss mit hoher Härte & stabiler Basis, Metallbearbeitungswerkzeug zum Biegen Formen Verdrehen von Metall

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

Conforme à mes attentes

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.

Ordered to LT. Weight from scale 50.0 kg. Free delivery and price is hard to beat. Horn and step looks like was refinished with hand and angle grinder. And to my suprise looks like base steel material is small bearings and they didnt fused fully? Look at the last photo. Apart from that main surface and botom fully flat with no imperfections. Sharp corners need to be dressed anyway. No filled gaps, no obvious form defects. If you judge anvil be the ring it rings like tower bell. Didnt had time to use it but looks like good buy for good price.

Love the Anvil but one problem the Hardy hole is bigger then one 1” making it hard to use with the accessories, I bought to use that hole so now I’m gonna have to make an adapter so I can use my Hardy hole attachments not happy about that. Hardy holes are supposed to be 1 inch.

Preis/Leistung okay

Impressed with the nice rebound and steel

My overall review is 4/5 the quality and weight are on point for the price. There are no visible defects it has a strong 90% rebound with a 1” ball bearing Other reviews state it has a consistent 55 HRC - I have a set of HRC files on the way to check the hardness The things I do not like are; the hardy hole is 1-1/4” - seems a little big for an anvil this size. My 166 lbs. Peter wright has a 1” hardy The prichel hole is 1/2” - seems a little small The main thing I don’t like is the cutting table is milled back into the center mass, instead of on the horn. Other than that, I feel it is a good for the money and a good choice for a beginner or a traveler anvil