Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Smid Aambeeld, 40KG Hoorn Aambeeld, 600 mm Lengte Aambeeld Gereedschap, Draagbaar Gietijzer Gesmeed Staal Smid Forge Aambeeld Tool, Gewicht Stalen Aambeeld Smid met Rond en Vierkant Gat, Blauw

Super, je recommande, la big horne marque légèrement mais ça fait le travail.

Product I received wasn't anywhere near as clean looking as the advertisement. Pretty rough with a lot of burned in moulding sand. Didn't actually weigh it but it feels about right. Rebound is about 25-30%. I don't have anything to measure top surface hardness but the edges of the hardie hole was pretty easy to file. Got this one on a black Friday deal so the price was great. I feel it will suffice until I wish to upgrade to a heavier anvil.

The anvil i received, the rebound with a 3/4" 52000 ball bearing was at 70-80%. Much better than I thought. Anvil has seen it share of abuse and still looks and performs great for me. Recommend

Can't be beat for the price, especially since it is shipped. Weight is solid, hardened correctly, true enough. Does exactly what a 100+lb anvil should.

Finally got it! 👍

Trevlig liten stålklump att ha i garaget, kommer säkert till användning någon gång. Ytan är planslipad, finns grader efter gjutningen, finns överspacklade områden med mindre gjutfel. Fin klang när man slår med hammaren. Observera att det är ett ministäd, de som fans i smedjorna vägde minst runt 130 kg. Tog 10 dagar för leverans till Sverige, inga problem. Jag är nöjd. :)

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.