Not Just a Beginner Budget Anvil | Vevor Review

Here's what we think of the 132lb cast iron anvil from Vevor.
Is it really a beginner anvil or a quality tool for your shop?
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[@MoabYoda]

I got the same 132 lbs anvil from Vevor only I got the cheaper blue one. I really don't think mine was any different than yours other than the color. I have ben VERY impressed with it. I love the big face and have found the flat horn to be very useful. I own a 140 lbs Hay Budden and a 110 lbs Mankle but I have found I now use this one the most. It is a really good anvil. I got it as an extra for a large class I hosted and did not expect it to become my new favorite to work on. Especially since I got it on sale for around $1.70 a pound. Win win!

[@we_build_it]

Nice!

[@theriversexperience9383]

I'll be releasing my video about the Vevor anvil in a few days. This was a great video!

[@we_build_it]

Awesome! I’ll check it out. And thank you

[@zaph3]

Nice job, guys

[@we_build_it]

Thank you!

[@mcrich1978]

😂 awesome video guys.

[@we_build_it]

😁💪

[@horseiron337]

In my world I was told I would go to hell for hitting the anvil with a hammer

[@we_build_it]

Anything for the viewers!

[@chucklucas8747]

Put a half stick of dynamite under it when it lands you will know if it's a good

[@we_build_it]

🤔 not a bad idea. Now only to find some dynamite.