Reseñas de clientes para Yunque de hierro fundido VEVOR, de un solo cuerno, de 10 kg, con encimera grande y base estable, de alta dureza, robusto y redondo, para herrero, para dar forma y doblar.

Excelente relacion calidad precio. Tamaño perfecto para apaños caseros de cualquier indole. Parece de buena calidad, aun no siendo un yunque profesional para una forja profesional sirve mas que de sobra. Totalmente recomendable.

Mine got beaten to hell in shipping. It was sticking out of the side of its all but shattered box when I got it. Some rust and a chipped end, but all of that was almost certainly the delivery folks hating a heavy box. I did find used anvils of higher quality and similar price locally after the fact, and found it at a lower price than on the vevor site later as well so that was a bummer. So maybe shop around a bit. It's perfectly serviceable from my unskilled perspective though. I got it to learn a little smithing so my opinion on quality isn't the most reliable. But by my estimate it tested at about 70 or 80% of the ball bearing bounce height a blindingly expensive anvil produced at literally a tenth of the cost. So I'm still perfectly content and won't ship it back even with its damage it incurred.

Buen producto y buena calidad

Big chunk of metal so far it’s doing its job

Guter Einsteiger Amboss! Macht was er soll!

Great anvil for my jewelry work

Un buen yunque para principiantes, espero que hagan una versión de 70KG del modelo Ingles con el agujero un poco mas pequeño para adquirirlo

package little damage but all good inside

This was a good anvil easy to use. Seems well built. Shipping box not so much almost fell out in shipping.

Receive the annual package very well for the cost I was not expecting a whole lot. I knew it would do what I wanted it to do. I was pleasantly surprised to find the hardness very acceptable for the entry price level. I did not check it with the ball bearing, but my 22 ounce ball pan hammer bounces really well. I did knock a little bit down on the quality because the Hardy hole is really not straight. it’s kind of taper, which is really not a problem. I have not found any defects. I’ve only used it two or three times so far and it has held up very well under hot steel while I’m pounding it overall I would give it a 97 because of the price.