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Vevor UK£169.90Visit shop VEVOR Single Horn Anvil, 110lbs Cast Steel Anvil, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil for Blacksmiths, with Large Countertop and Stable Base, Metal Working Tool for Metal Bending, Shaping, Twisting
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The VEVOR Single Horn Anvil is designed for professional blacksmiths and dedicated metalworking hobbyists who require a heavy-duty, reliable surface for forging, shaping, and riveting. Its primary benefit lies in its high-quality cast steel construction and 50 HRC surface hardness, providing exceptional impact resistance and rebound efficiency. While its substantial 110-pound weight ensures excellent stability, prospective users should note that the significant mass makes it best suited for a permanent workshop installation rather than frequent relocation.
| Model Part Number | GZDJG50KG000YKXEPV0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
No, the anvil is provided as a standalone unit. You will need to source or build a mounting stand separately.
The anvil surface is heat-treated to a hardness of 50 HRC.
Yes, its weight and robust construction make it an excellent choice for knife making and general blade forging.
Yes, the integrated round horn is specifically designed for bending, scrolling, and shaping operations.
Keep it in a dry environment and apply a thin layer of oil or wax to the surface after each use.
Ensure the anvil is bolted securely to a stable, heavy stand and that the stand itself is not rocking on the shop floor.
Clean the surface with a wire brush or fine-grit abrasive pad and re-apply a protective oil or wax coating.
Use proper forging techniques to ensure the hammer does not strike the anvil directly, and check that your hammer face is not too sharp or damaged.
For optimal performance, the VEVOR GZJ110 should be positioned at a height where the top surface of the anvil is roughly level with your knuckles when your arm is hanging at your side. Secure the base to a heavy-duty wooden block or steel stand using the integrated mounting points. To maintain the tool, keep the working face clear of debris and apply a light coating of machine oil or specialized rust preventative when the anvil is not in use for extended periods. Avoid striking the anvil face with hardened steel hammers directly; use a softer face or ensure you are working on top of the workpiece to prevent marring or chipping the hardened surface.
