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Product as advertised. No issues with delivery. Looking forward to purchasing more products.

This is by far a great starting anvil. Its sold, crisp edges and heavy. I would highly recommend this anvil to beginners.

En verdad es una belleza de yunque. Es robusto, con excelente diseño y muy práctico. De hoy en adelante será una de mis herramientas favoritas. Claro que me ayudará mucho en mis proyectos. En cuanto al precio imposible conseguirlo más barato. Además de que la entrega fue súper rápida.

We used them as a tribute to my late father. He shot the at anvils at Stuhr museum every Fourth of July, and us boys are keeping up the tradition. They fly very well.

Juuri sellainen kuin pitikin olla.

little expensive for a hunk of iron

great for banging out little projects that require a hard surface.

It is well worth the money, once I received it. Apparently, there is some kind of problem when ordering it through Amazon. Twice it made it to within 70 miles of me and then returned, "Undeliverable". I haven't a clue what the problem was, but when I ordered direct from Vevor, I received it within 3 days. Quality piece for the money. 5 layers of 2 x lumber and short 4x4 legs gives it a good solid base, with no vibration, but plenty of rebound. Thanks.

I bought this anvil for my home forge when I started blacksmithing and its been incredible. It's very small - its about the size of a football - but it has great rebound and I've been able to absolutely wail on it with hammers up to 3lbs without any issue. I made a stand out of 2x6 lumber and secures it with chains. I'd recommend putting a bed of silicone caulk or construction ashesive under it and sticking a magnet or two under the tail because it WILL ring like a bell without it, but that's what anvils do. The hardy and pritchel holes are smaller than most anvils because of its size, but they work fine. I made a hot cut and a bending jig for the hardy using railroad spikes as the shank and they fit perfectly.