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VEVOR Cast Steel Anvil - 60kg

VEVOR Cast Steel Anvil - 60kg

The VEVOR 132 lbs (60 kg) cast steel anvil is a premium tool designed for professional blacksmithi...

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VEVOR Cast Steel Anvil, 132 Lbs(60kg) Single Horn Anvil with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Bending, Shaping

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The VEVOR 132 lbs Cast Steel Anvil is a professional-grade tool engineered for blacksmiths, bladesmiths, and metalworkers who require a heavy-duty, reliable surface for shaping and forging metal. With its high-grade drop-forged steel construction and 55 HRC hardness, it provides the resilience needed for intense hammering without surface deformation, though its significant weight makes it less suitable for hobbyists working in portable or temporary shop spaces.

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Model Part Number132BLACK
BrandVEVOR

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FAQs

Is this anvil suitable for beginner blacksmiths?

Yes, its weight and build quality make it an excellent choice for beginners looking for a tool that they will not need to upgrade as they gain skill.

What is the hardness level of the anvil face?

The face is hardened to 55 HRC, which provides an ideal balance between impact resistance and hardness.

Does this anvil come with a stand?

No, this product is the anvil body only. You will need to source or build a custom stand suitable for a 132 lb tool.

Can I use the horns for heavy hammering?

The horns are designed for shaping and bending; heavy, direct hammering should be performed on the main flat face.

What are the hardy and pritchel holes used for?

The hardy hole accepts square-shanked tools like bottom swages and cutters, while the pritchel hole is used for punching holes in metal.

Troubleshooting

The anvil vibrates or moves during hammering

Ensure the anvil is securely strapped or bolted to a solid, heavy wooden stump. Adding a thin piece of leather or rubber between the base and the stand can dampen vibration.

Surface rust appearing on the face

Remove surface rust using a wire wheel or fine-grit abrasive, then apply a thin layer of protective oil after every forging session.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High hardness rating prevents surface damage
  • Massive 132 lb weight provides excellent stability
  • Polished face is smooth and ready for immediate work
  • Includes essential hardy and pritchel holes for accessories
  • Robust drop-forged construction resists cracking

Cons

  • Very heavy, making it difficult to reposition frequently
  • Requires a sturdy, custom-built stand to maximize performance
  • Surface may require occasional oiling to prevent light surface rust

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To get the most out of your VEVOR anvil, it should be mounted securely to a heavy wooden stump or a steel stand. Ensure the anvil is at a height where your knuckles just graze the top surface when you stand upright, as this reduces repetitive strain.

Care Instructions:

  1. Surface Maintenance: Keep the face clean and dry. After use, wipe it down with a light coat of machine oil to prevent atmospheric rust.
  2. Avoid Extremes: Do not strike the anvil face directly with a hardened hammer face, as this can cause chipping on any anvil, regardless of hardness.
  3. Mounting: Use a heavy-duty chain or steel strap to secure the anvil to your stand to prevent it from 'walking' during intense use.

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