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product_id: 548358633
title: "VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 66Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping"
brand: "vevor"
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# 70%+ rebound rate for efficient forging 800°C heat-treated 50HRC hardness 66 lbs cast steel strength VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 66Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping

**Brand:** vevor
**Price:** € 528.96
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Forge Your Legacy with Every Strike ⚒️

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 66Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping by vevor
- **How much does it cost?** € 528.96 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/548358633-vevor-single-horn-anvil-66lbs-cast-steel-anvil-high-hardness)

## Best For

- vevor enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vevor brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** Crafted from premium cast steel with 50HRC hardness for unmatched durability and corrosion resistance.
- • **Stable & Ready to Use:** Heavy 66 lb weight with a robust base clamps securely to your workspace, ensuring zero movement during intense forging.
- • **Forge Faster, Work Smarter:** Over 70% rebound rate means less fatigue and more productivity with every strike.
- • **Precision London-Style Design:** Generous 10.35 x 3.46 inch tabletop with smooth cutting surface and stable base to elevate your craft.
- • **Versatile Holes for Every Task:** Round and square holes enable seamless bending, shaping, punching, and fitting—your all-in-one metalsmith tool.

## Overview

The VEVOR Single Horn Anvil is a 66-pound cast steel powerhouse engineered for professional and hobbyist metalsmiths alike. Heat-treated at 800°C to achieve a 50HRC hardness, it offers exceptional impact resistance and corrosion protection. Its London-style design features a large, smooth tabletop and versatile round and square holes for bending, shaping, and punching. With a rebound rate exceeding 70%, this anvil maximizes forging efficiency while its stable base ensures unwavering support. Perfectly balanced for durability and usability, it’s the ideal tool to elevate your metalworking projects without breaking the bank.

## Description

Product description Forge Effortlessly with VEVOR Cast Steel Anvil! VEVOR London-style single horn anvil is made of high-quality cast steel, ensuring durability and stability. Its high rebound rate and smooth surface prevent dents, providing you with a superior and efficient processing experience. Say hello to smoother, faster, and more efficient crafting! The polished surface and rounded corners ensure no paint contaminates your workpiece during forging. With no need for secondary processing, you can confidently perform your forging tasks. The functional holes of the round horn anvil are designed on the same plane, providing precision and smoothness for your work, making bending more accurate and convenient. The thickened base enhances equipment stability, durability, and safety, making it suitable for various environments and occasions. The larger supporting area ensures stability and minimizes shaking or tilting. With a tabletop size of 10.35 x 3.46 inches / 263 x 88 mm, craftsmen can operate metal materials with ease, reducing workload, fatigue, and discomfort. Our blacksmith anvil provides better support for workpieces, enhancing forging stability and efficiency.

Review: Great Anvil! - I acquired a new 165 lb (75 Kg) Peddinghaus anvil a while back, which is a "premium" new anvil. What many might not understand (or want to admit) is that an anvil like a new Peddinghaus isn't something you want kids or adult beginners to beat on. And everyone always wants to beat on the anvil, which is why I bought this one for them to start with instead. If you haven't beat on an anvil before, this Vevor 66 lb seems to be perfect in every way. The price is excellent. "Unskilled" dents and dings to it won't hurt anyone's (my) feelings. The weight is convenient to deal with -- heavy, but not too heavy. It has a great standard shape with the right holes in the right spots. The base doesn't look funny. Actually, the base is about the same shape as the Peddinghaus anvils, as I was able to fit this in the old routed-out home-made Peddinghaus stand I have with a very minor adjustment. I cannot find anything to complain about with this anvil for this price. Unless there is some hidden flaw I haven't encountered yet, it is a perfect new anvil for the price. I do not think there is a better option in this price range, unless you can find a used one, which is difficult. As far as performance, I haven't had enough time to beat on it to say for sure, but in comparison to the Peddinghaus, a 1" steel ball bearing does not bounce quite as vigorously on this Vevor, which shall shock no one. However, honestly, it does bounce pretty good. It does not "ring" nearly as loudly as the Peddinghaus. Again, no shock, but at least the Vevor rings a little -- it is not dead. It is not a bad anvil, it just isn't "premium", and there is nothing wrong with that, depending on the mission. It is less than a tenth of the price of a new 165 lb Peddinghaus, so expectations should scale appropriately, and if your mission is to have a solid anvil to beat on and get stuff done, without spending a lot of money on a precious object, then this is that anvil. Again, for the price, it seems to be perfect so far. Comparing the finish of the new Peddinghaus to this bargain Vevor is interesting. The Vevor actually has a better finish out of the box, especially the horn. They appear to be similarly machined horns with facets after casting. The Peddinghaus horn was completely painted over and the facets were not ground down anywhere. It took a bit of work to get it in shape. On the other hand, the Vevor horn at least has the top facets smoothed down somewhat out of the box, and is mostly ready to use. You would think that for the price, the Peddinghaus was ready to rock, but that is not how new anvils are shipped, apparently, premium or not. The Peddinghaus also had factory machine marks on the flat top work surface just like the Vevor does, along with sharp edges. Both are the same there, and need to be rounded over a bit. So anyone who wants to complain about the factory finish of this Vevor anvil has no idea what they are talking about -- the finish of the Vevor is at least as good if not better than premium new anvils. Notably, my Vevor anvil had no visible casting or machining defects. And finally, like many other reviewers here, mine was shipped like garbage falling out of the box, but at least it survived the trip in perfect shape. After all, it is just an anvil.
Review: Much nicer anvil than expected especially for the money. - Much nicer than expected especially for the money. Anvil arrived in excellent condition even though the box was thoroughly compromised. Honestly, I was surprised by the overall condition and quality of the casting. I definitely got one of the good ones. No voids in the casting and the edges were clean and sharp with no missing chunks. The face is flat and free of defects and the horn was nicely cleaned up at the factory and needed very little dressing up. The hardy and pritchel holes were clean. The hardy hole took a little work with a 3/8 inch belt sander to square up. I also dressed all of the edges with a flap wheel like you have to do with all new anvils to remove sharp 90° edges. Before mounting the anvil to the stand, it would ring like a bell when struck. A 1 1/16 inch bearing (hardened pinball) dropped on the face from 1 foot has at least an 80% rebound. Again, I’m very impressed with the quality of the anvil. Ended up making a nicer stand than I originally planned out of nine pieces of 4x4 pine. Mounted the anvil with a heavy layer of 100% silicone as an adhesive and noise dampener. Also used old railroad spikes. The silicone worked really well at deadening the ringing sound. My wife liked the look of the anvil on the stand so much that she wants to bring it in the house as a decorative piece. Haha!

## Features

- Built to Last: This single horn anvil is crafted from high-quality cast steel, ensuring enduring strength and stability. Its surface undergoes an 800°C heat treatment process, achieving a hardness of 50HRC for exceptional impact resistance and corrosion protection.
- Forge with Efficiency: Our cast steel anvil boasts a rebound rate of over 70%, providing a uniform forging surface that quickly springs back into shape after each strike. Say goodbye to repetitive work and forge with greater speed and productivity.
- Upgrade Your Craft: The London-style design with a cutting table ensures smooth cutting without leaving dents. With a generous 10.35 x 3.46 inches / 263 x 88 mm tabletop size and a robust base, this round horn anvil reduces material movement, boosts stability, and enhances your crafting experience.
- Versatile and Smooth Holes: The round holes are suitable for smooth bending and shaping, while the square holes are perfect for fitting, punching, and bending. The blacksmith anvil can be clamped or bolted onto the workbench to keep it stable and perform excellently. The unpainted surface ensures no contamination of workpieces.
- Crafting Made Fun: This forging anvil is a dream come true for metalworkers and hobbyists alike. Rivet, flatten, forge, and shape with ease! It's your reliable companion for creating artful masterpieces without sacrificing mobility.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CFDVK45K |
| Best Sellers Rank | #120,289 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #381 in Garden Tool Sets #946 in Jewelry Making Kits |
| Brand | VEVOR |
| Brand Name | VEVOR |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 259 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00197988109358 |
| Grade Rating | Industrial |
| Included Components | 1 x Anvil |
| Item Dimensions | 19.17 x 10.1 x 10.04 inches |
| Item Form | Single Horn |
| Item Shape | London-style |
| Item Type Name | 66Lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, Large Countertop and Stable Base, with Round and Square Hole, Metalsmith Tool for Bending and Shaping |
| Item Weight | 66.14 Pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 19.17 x 10.1 x 10.04 inches |
| Manufacturer | VEVOR |
| Material | cast steel |
| Model Number | GZL66 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | ZTZHSZG66LB |
| Shape | London-style |
| UPC | 840349948997 197988109358 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** VEVOR
- **Color:** Black
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 19.17 x 10.1 x 10.04 inches
- **Material:** cast steel
- **Shape:** London-style

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Anvil!
*by J***P on December 2, 2024*

I acquired a new 165 lb (75 Kg) Peddinghaus anvil a while back, which is a "premium" new anvil. What many might not understand (or want to admit) is that an anvil like a new Peddinghaus isn't something you want kids or adult beginners to beat on. And everyone always wants to beat on the anvil, which is why I bought this one for them to start with instead. If you haven't beat on an anvil before, this Vevor 66 lb seems to be perfect in every way. The price is excellent. "Unskilled" dents and dings to it won't hurt anyone's (my) feelings. The weight is convenient to deal with -- heavy, but not too heavy. It has a great standard shape with the right holes in the right spots. The base doesn't look funny. Actually, the base is about the same shape as the Peddinghaus anvils, as I was able to fit this in the old routed-out home-made Peddinghaus stand I have with a very minor adjustment. I cannot find anything to complain about with this anvil for this price. Unless there is some hidden flaw I haven't encountered yet, it is a perfect new anvil for the price. I do not think there is a better option in this price range, unless you can find a used one, which is difficult. As far as performance, I haven't had enough time to beat on it to say for sure, but in comparison to the Peddinghaus, a 1" steel ball bearing does not bounce quite as vigorously on this Vevor, which shall shock no one. However, honestly, it does bounce pretty good. It does not "ring" nearly as loudly as the Peddinghaus. Again, no shock, but at least the Vevor rings a little -- it is not dead. It is not a bad anvil, it just isn't "premium", and there is nothing wrong with that, depending on the mission. It is less than a tenth of the price of a new 165 lb Peddinghaus, so expectations should scale appropriately, and if your mission is to have a solid anvil to beat on and get stuff done, without spending a lot of money on a precious object, then this is that anvil. Again, for the price, it seems to be perfect so far. Comparing the finish of the new Peddinghaus to this bargain Vevor is interesting. The Vevor actually has a better finish out of the box, especially the horn. They appear to be similarly machined horns with facets after casting. The Peddinghaus horn was completely painted over and the facets were not ground down anywhere. It took a bit of work to get it in shape. On the other hand, the Vevor horn at least has the top facets smoothed down somewhat out of the box, and is mostly ready to use. You would think that for the price, the Peddinghaus was ready to rock, but that is not how new anvils are shipped, apparently, premium or not. The Peddinghaus also had factory machine marks on the flat top work surface just like the Vevor does, along with sharp edges. Both are the same there, and need to be rounded over a bit. So anyone who wants to complain about the factory finish of this Vevor anvil has no idea what they are talking about -- the finish of the Vevor is at least as good if not better than premium new anvils. Notably, my Vevor anvil had no visible casting or machining defects. And finally, like many other reviewers here, mine was shipped like garbage falling out of the box, but at least it survived the trip in perfect shape. After all, it is just an anvil.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Much nicer anvil than expected especially for the money.
*by O***Z on August 28, 2025*

Much nicer than expected especially for the money. Anvil arrived in excellent condition even though the box was thoroughly compromised. Honestly, I was surprised by the overall condition and quality of the casting. I definitely got one of the good ones. No voids in the casting and the edges were clean and sharp with no missing chunks. The face is flat and free of defects and the horn was nicely cleaned up at the factory and needed very little dressing up. The hardy and pritchel holes were clean. The hardy hole took a little work with a 3/8 inch belt sander to square up. I also dressed all of the edges with a flap wheel like you have to do with all new anvils to remove sharp 90° edges. Before mounting the anvil to the stand, it would ring like a bell when struck. A 1 1/16 inch bearing (hardened pinball) dropped on the face from 1 foot has at least an 80% rebound. Again, I’m very impressed with the quality of the anvil. Ended up making a nicer stand than I originally planned out of nine pieces of 4x4 pine. Mounted the anvil with a heavy layer of 100% silicone as an adhesive and noise dampener. Also used old railroad spikes. The silicone worked really well at deadening the ringing sound. My wife liked the look of the anvil on the stand so much that she wants to bring it in the house as a decorative piece. Haha!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good anvil
*by G***S on October 1, 2025*

I used this extensively over the weekend, 4 hours of hammering with a 2 pound sledge (working on a project). FAR better than the cast anvil I have. It's easy to use and functions like I'd expect of a decent anvil. At 66 pounds, it's a better size than my smaller, more portable 10 pounder. Seems to be durable - after my long use over the weekend, there wasn't a mark on it, even when I missed on my project and hit it with my hammer.

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