Klantbeoordelingen voor Aambeeld Smid Aambeeld Smid Gereedschap Enkele Hoorn 20 KG (44 LBS) Stevig

I bought the 22 lb steel anvil for light work in my shop. I completely agree with an earlier review which recommends that you spend a bit more and get a steel (instead of iron ) anvil. The anvil that I received was quite nicely made and did not show any of the issues that some other buyers had encountered. The 22 lb size is nice for light work and is easy to move about. The working surfaces are nicely designed and have not shown any signs of taking damage during use.

Arrived very poorly packaged in a crap box with no packing material.This anvil is both cast and steel. The casting marks are clear however it is cast solid steel and not hollowform cast iron. Is it forged? Meh. Is it heat treated? Also. Meh.The top surface is a ground finish. The edges are rough, pitted, and sharp. A little grinding on the sides gets you down to clean metal and you can then break the edges to a well rounded shape.The horn is covered with a thick coat of paint with deep pitting beneath. It took some effort with a variety of flap discs, mill files, and sandpaper to remove the pitting but the steel beneath is solid.All in all. Not a bad little anvil for working at a small scale. I give it a four out five because it is about the only anvil available in this weight, and the price is okay but it does need some work to bring it up to an acceptable working state.

anvil decent for the most part got a bunch of chips and the round hole is unusable but that second statement anyone can tell by looking at the thing so I'm telling you nothing new. What might be of use however that my 60kg anvil the drivers refused to deliver for over a week then attempted to return to sending stating I refused it (I did not) I called and waited 4 days for call backs but no answer so I went to the depo where the tracking said it was (waiting for return). Due to its weight they would of never attempted to deliver it (because its unweight to not need pallet to get to the depo but to heavy to be delivered by one person on a ups van? go figure that one out cause I cant.) However due to its weight the return also would of took abnormally long which is why I was still able to pick it up. So Once it is at your local depo I recommend just going to pick it up in person don't bother with the customer service they wont help and the "refused the package" I think is their attempt to get out of contract by blaming the purchaser. (this isn't why I rated it 4 stars that's just the finish of the forge scale and chip marks meaning it needs about 2-4 hours of good clean up)

Cracking bit of kit, nice weight to it, perfect securing points/holes to bolt it down and easy access to these points. Just need to find the right sized accessories that fit into the ⬛ hole in the anvil �

Excellent piece of kit. I use it for leather work and the flat point is especially useful for riveting belt strap keepers.

Excellent little anvil for the money. Hardy hole needed a bit of tidying up as the casting there was a little rough, but it only took a few minutes.

Great anvil and works perfect for blacksmithing

I love these anvils I_e been using these for a little over a year. I_ recommend these anvils for anyone at a beginner level all the way up to a professional craftsman. Check out my Instagram account runeblades1994

I received this item and have recently been able to set it up in my shop. You can see in the picture, that I had not peeled the protective paper off the top of the anvil face. I will start by saying I am happy with the anvil. After peeling off the paper, it does have a scratch on the face of the anvil at one corner, but so far it has not caused me any issues. I have used the anvil to make one knife so far and it held up well. I am a beginner knifemaker, but so far, I am enjoying using it and am happy with the purchase.

I have seen worse and better quality anvils.1- There was some flashing I had to cut off on the underside of the horn, no surprise, I had planed to clean off the epoxy coating and slightly reshape the horn anyway. No big deal.2-Upon cutting and flap disking the chunk off I realized the color of the sparks determined it is cast with high carbon steel, using the spark test method.2-Be careful of the epoxy coating, as I'm sure it is very toxic, wear a respirator if grinding.3-There was some fine cast pitting on the horn mainly surface, I'm sure the coatings purpose is to cover these flaws. no big deal. see pic.4-The face is flawless and the hardy hole is square and center.5-the dimensions shown in the manufactures description pictures are way off, see pic.6-as for the hardness of the face, time will tell, if used correctly it should be O.K.not too bad overall for beginners utilizing for small projects, you get what you pay for. Made in China....of course.conclusion: WE NEED TO BRING BACK ALL MANUFACTURING TO NORTH AMERICA,