More Cheap Anvils! (Vevor Anvil Review)
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Roy tests out the 44lb anvil and the 110lb anvil from Vevor.
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Roy, thank you so much for the review and suggestions!🙏Sorry for the shipping problems that you met, we will try our best to improve our shipping and will not let this happen again.💪
Are these drop forged as it states on your website? I am interested to hear about that process
and the "bondo" issue❓ 🤷♂
@@BubuH-cq6km Bondo (or filler compound) has a long history in cast iron and steel production. Industrial lathes, milling machines etc. from clear back in the 50’s (or earlier!), and modern day equipment such as forklift counterweights use it to smooth the rough surfaces of castings. It’s much faster than grinding, and provides an aesthetically pleasing finish! Take a chipping hammer to a forklift weight and you’ll see the same thing as he did on the anvil bottom! It is indeed hiding something, but it’s typically just rough casting surface! That being said, I wouldn’t put it past these anvil folks, or any other overseas supplier of cast items, to fill gaps, voids or holes in a pour that could compromise the integrity of the item! Buyer beware!
@@tomt9543 🙄👎🏼🤢🤮
Looks like they took your feedback , received 132lb in a wood crate , no issues with fedex, after stripping all paint …..some bondo on bottom and minor welds on sides. Hardy hole 1 3/16 . Pleased with purchase
I just bought the 132 lbs anvil from amazon that you reviewed previously. I'm excited to get it this week and hope to be forging soon! Thanks for your honesty and integrity reviewing these items, it helps us beginners out a ton!
Let me know how it handles, Im considering adding one to my shop
@@UsDiYoNa I'll let you know!
@@stevenstarlin much obliged 👍🏽
So how the anvil go?
@@yoitsgunattack so far, it's decent. It's handled my 3 lbs sledge swings on thinner mild steel just fine. I'm still learning the very basics of blacksmithing, so it's not a super comprehensive review, but my particular anvil is treating me really well. I also followed Roy's wooden anvil stand video to get it to the right height.
Overall, for $350, I'd say it's worth it for a beginning smith. It's an easier pill to swallow than the $1000+ for a forged anvil, but I have no idea how long it'll last.
Roy you did a very good job covering these anvils. I bought the 132lb for around 280 bucks shipped. It did show up on my door step without a box, just a shipping sticker on it. But for the price it is a good option for the beginner.
I just got a 88lb one via ebay from a seller. Packaging was nearly destroyed and barely holding together. Happened to be home when it came, the driver was not very happy about delivering this one for sure.
But hey, it's replacing the Harbor Freight anvil.
Your honest reviews are much appreciated!
Very well explained video and thank you so much Roy for all of this great info on these anvils. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Roy. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.
I have the 110 and the 132 and absolutely love them! Can’t beat the price! Both did arrive with the box mangled and barely holding on… I felt bad for the ups guy… they were in fine shape and needed work/dressing/grinding anyway and of course, had to lose the paint! I imagine that the shipping conditions would explain lost or delayed shipments…
so this is what you call "fine shape"? 🤦🏼♂ I bet the used car dealers just 💖 you
@@BubuH-cq6km I’m afraid you misunderstood me. I meant that the shape they were in was “fine” as in ‘I’m gonna have to put some work into this but IT’S FINE given the price I payed’. Not ‘pinky out, nose in the air, golden toilet’ FINE.
I ordered the vevor 110 lbs anvil a month or so ago. Came in a wooden crate. Was a little banged up but not bad. They used alot more paper. Arrived in 2-3 days after I ordered. Ordered from the vevor site. I'm happy with it. The neighbors kid took an interest so I'm ganna order another one. Agree with Pritchet hole is in a weird spot but I'm super happy with it as a whole at its price point
I now have the 110lb anvil that my late wife and son got for me for Christmas. It has a little defect on the side of the horn but nothing major. It's been a great anvil, no complaints and it service me well. Thanks, and keep up the good work and God bless 🙏
I bought a 66 lb one for my sister who is getting into tool making. We welded in the top of the horn, ground the weld and paint off, then drilled a 3/8 pritchel beyond the hardy on the other end. it's a simpler fix than building it up to the height of the table
I was considering drilling an alternate pritchel by the hardy. Glad the mod worked out for you. How many drill bits did it take?
@@SonoraSlinger It only took one, keep it lubricated and feed slowly. I used the drill press to keep it perpendicular to the anvil face
@@ericericson4 I'll have to do the same, thanks for the lookout
My 88lb vevor showed up at my house just like your 110lb'er.
Thank you for the instruction on how to prepare and also weld up the step for the Pritchel hole.
Be blessed.
Tony
A very helpful, honest, objective review! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your review. I’m just getting started with knife making and bought an 88Lb one. The horn was sticking out of side of the cardboard box and the foot was sticking out the other side. No brown paper in the box. FedEx driver was not happy.
Thanks for the honest review
I have the Acciaio 110 pound one from Princess Auto in Canada, I bought it around a year ago and it's served me quite well. I ended up grinding the tip of the horn into a more narrow and round shape as the squat oval was annoying me. The surface of it is still in good shape but I need to take some time and try welding the Pritchel hole up like you did.
I purchased the 44lb because of this video. Mine had the same issues (bondo, poor packaging, etc), HOWEVER, I'm still satisfied with the purchase. It works exactly for what I need it for. Thanks for taking the time to do a review.
Very welcome thank you for watching
This was very helpful. I'm apprenticing as a farrier and it's time for me to get an anvil and I've been looking for something cheap. I think I'll give these a shot!
Thank you Roy for all the videos and information you share. I have ordered the 132# anvil (watched your video on that one also) and am setting up a blacksmith shop for my grandsons. By the time they outgrow this anvil, they can buy their own. New subscriber here. enjoying your past videos while waiting for your new ones.
Got my 132# anvil in today. New shipping procedure, came in a thin wooden box with thin metal banding around all edges of the box. No packing inside. still slid around and poked small hole in each end of the box but did not exit the box. Anvil looks fine but I will know more when I remove the paint. Thanks again for all the information and lessons. God bless.
1. Love the fact that Vevor replied directly. And from what ive seen with folks around me, they upped the shipping game significantly.
2. Buddy of mine who forges and has a forging/blacksmithing school. He has 5 of the 100lb steel anvils. I got to play with one, and price per pound, it is surprisingly decent. He had two more arrive that day, and they arrived in crates with great packing inside.
I bought one of the 66 pound anvils and it has worked well for me. I hate the location of the pritchel hole, but for the price I can live with that inconvenience. Mine arrived in a cardboard box that was almost completely shredded by the time it got to my place. Yes, they definitely need to come up with some batter packaging for shipping.
I bought the 110 pound. FedEx delivered it. It was sitting in the snow, no box, with a shipping label cling rapped to the face. I like blue, so I left the paint on the body. I cleaned the horn up and eased the corners just as in a previous video. I am a novice but seem plenty good to me and was very cheap
I purchased the 132lb Vevor Anvil directly from them. Received Dec 2022 and it arrived in a wooden crate that was strapped and braced with metal corner bracing. Huge improvement to the packaging presented on your video (which was recorded 10 months ago). I'll be sure to look through your videos on the best way to mount this anvil to a wood base. The Pritchet and Hardy holes are straight-through openings and the base is at an angle so the mounting of the 132lb does not appear to be straightforward or easy.
I have vevor 6" mill vise and two 4" dual station mill. The were machined well but not debured or cleaned.
The Amazon ad says dropped forged. But looking at the pics it looks cast. The lettering also indicates a cast steel construction.
I just got one of there 88 pound anvils. The FedEx driver just left bare anvil no box I feel also like it had a box but it was destroyed in shipping. I watched tracking the whole time and at one point it said needed new bar code label missing. It is a wander it was not lost. I am very happy with the anvil it is in very good shape. Mine had some BONDO on sides but no affect to working surface.
I really dig my accaio 66lbs
Not a fan of the pritchel placement, but it has served me well over the couple years it's been with me.
Very useful, thanks.
Yeah, Fedex sucks. I lost a leg 6 1/2 years ago, a Fedex driver wanted to leave an air compressor on the street in front of my house, i asked her to put on the sidewalk where i could get to it. She said she had a "bad back". What you couldn't move it one more foot? As for the anvils. I look at it this way, they're a lot better then they had in medieval times, as they didn't have a lot of carbon steel for anvils around. And look at some of the great things they forged.
Thanks for the discount code. Love your content!!! U certainly ''Rock'' sir.
First, thanks for reviewing these vevor anvils. I'm considering purchasing an anvil though I have a 50lb section of RR track well on it's way to becoming an anvil. However I am considering a vevor anvil, but, now I'm seriously hesitating buying from them with that careless packaging. I'd say you're lucky that FedEx even took the time to deliver a product that had broken free from its packaging due to the lack of attention by the seller. Personally, I dont have time to waste gambling on whether the product I purchase will make it to my doorstep in one piece or at all for that matter. They have a lot of different products on my near future list, but, I think I'll wait to see if they upgrade their packing protocol.
I bought a 88lb vevor anvil last week and it was in a box that was also torn up. I was expecting this to be in rough shape and it was. On the back side of this anvil 3 -4 inches near the back end , there is a "large" gash under the rear that's maybe 2 - 21/2 mm deep by 2 maybe 3 inches in length and a 1inch wide and on the inside of one of the legs it has some pitting mostly shallow little pin heads but a few that are kinda deep around 3mm into the casting aswell. But at least the defects were not covered up with anything like paint / bondo . But outside of that I have already forged 1/2 rebar on it and to be honest after dressing it up it will be ok and imo it's still a decent way to start compared to something like harbor freight anvil or some other aso.
Where is the link of you building up the pritchel hole? I recently bought the the 132lb Vevor and id be real intersted in seeing how you built that up.
I got the 88lb anvil. I have no complaints yet.
How has it held up after 2 years?
My thoughts on these, 1 those are semi oval horns, 2 a squat or duckbill horn is the 55lb Horror Freight ASO, cast steel better than cast iron any day! 3 FedEx sucks! Some drivers don't give a hoot! and others I have met were real nice when delivering! I'm on real good terms with my mail carrier person and if I order anything heavy or bulky I get it off the truck for him! He's the same age as me, gonna miss him if he ever retires
I am looking at buying some just to beat around with thanks for the video might get myself a couple of these for the shop and a few others
I got the 132. Ignore the hype. They are great for the novice who is over the first hump. They are better than a rail road track, way better than a HF aso, even with a plate welded on. The speed of my work has increased, the double horn is very useful for smaller projects. I even figured out how to forge a small, short hold fast that works great for that giant pritchel hole.
I plan on getting another one soon. I want to do demos to get myself seen in my community. Gonna get the 110, or one size smaller. Good to move around.
And yes, the quality varies. Mine was near mint. Only a few cast marks. Little bump on the side right below the name. All in all, great recommendation. It's gonna do everything I need to get me to my "lifer" I'd love to see fontanini get back up and running. Them, or maybe a kowlska? I think I spelled it right. One of those big 450 double horns! Great vid 🍻
I bought a 40kg vevor 1month ago and had the exact same experience with the shipping package.. it was torn and all beat up with NO brown paper, I was surprised it was still an anvil. Although this anvil works great and can't discredit its performance BUT there were some manufacturing issues that needed some adjusting. The anvil was offset with the casting and had a 3mm seam down the centre of the horn, I had to grind it to shape. The hardy and punch hole needed filing as they had casting burs on the inside.. horn wasn't round until I hit it with a grinder and sand paper. Overall review is 'you get what you pay for' and this anvil works great after the make over just be prepared to do a little work
Have been thinking about the 132lber, maybe I'll pull the trigger with the discount.
I've purchased a lot of things from Vevor over the past few months and have not had any problems shipping wise yet... we'll see how my anvil arrives tomorrow from FedEx. I've already had them, right along with USPS and UPS just push stuff out of their trucks onto the driveway then drive off. Most of the products I purchased are right on par with what you would expect from Harbor Freight, which is fine, if you take care of them and do even the most basic maintenance, they will last quite a while.
Just to follow up, they actually brought it to the steps of the porch, box looks like it was brand new... guess I need to go to Home Depot now for some lumber and hardware. Fedex really surprised me with this one because as I said, I've already seen them kicking packages out of their trucks onto the driveway and this is by far the heaviest thing I have had them deliver.
I bought a 132LB one to use temporarily when my regular vintage anvil had a chip on the edge start to open up so not a long term use item just something to use in the meantime. Anvil itself is not bad for the money but has a stupid oversized hardy hole and the Pritchel Hole that everyone complains about doesn’t bother me because I use a large bolster plate to punch holes anyway so I do it right up on the flat face not even over the hardy hole. Shipping is a problem, FedEx took 4 days to move it in my state, would have took 2 hours to drive but took them 4 days and when it did show up the 1/8” thick plywood box was upside down blown apart and had a single layer wrap of plain packaging tape trying to hold the wood box together.
Perhaps a suggestion to vevor. Have a 5$ or 10$ upgraded package option! 😂
Though I have a great Anvil of my own, I'm looking and saving for another. If I did it it would be the 132lb. Still saving pennies n cans!
Thanks Roy! Great reviews! Honestly honesty is the best that Vevor can hope for
Honestly the anvil itself is above par for the price point.
Honestly the packaging needs to be upgraded vastly. I mean it's an anvil not a basket ball!😂
Blessings y'all
Crawford out🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
Do any of you think the 44 pound one would be ok for things like tomahawks and knives?
I'm just starting out and I'm trying to find one that works with those, as well as one I can both afford and lift (lol)
I live in Alaska, so I wonder whether or not I would even get the 110 pound one.
I’ve been thinking about buying the black 132 lb model. I don’t know why that one is RC 55, rather that the blue models being RC 50. But it’s better to be harder. I don’t see a problem with the insignificant divot at the bottom. It has no effect on the performance of the anvil and I don’t even understand why they bothered to Bondo it.
I could not find the video on how to build up weld on the hole.
I purchased 2 132lb anvils (original andnthen a replacement) the past 2 months and both were lost in shipping by FedEx at my destination even though 1 of them was on a vehicle for delivery off & on for 2 weeks. Both refunded after weeks of back & forth.
Is the 3rd time a charm?
Where do you live? Downtown Detroit? Southside chicago? San Francisco? Im trying to understand how they got missing?
@bhaktapeter3501 close.... Forsyth GA. Its a smaller town outside Macon GA.
Delivery is horrible through all services in this area. I have 2 US Mail packages just in limbo now and one has been bouncing around the Macon distribution center for 2 weeks, i can show you the tracking number to prove it.
With those Anvils i ordered a third 132 lb anvil and an 88 lb showed up with no box at the fedex distribution center conveyer belt and they called me to come pick it up! I didn't realize it was the 88 instead of the 132 and they said its mine because its an anvil and i accepted it. they are not responsible for the shipper sending the wrong product....but there is nothing saying that anvil was mine and the grunt that brought it out to my truck said he sees a couple of those "blue metal things" every week tumbling on the conveyor belt busting out from the cheap crate. I complained and they didn't want to pay return shipping so i got it for free.
The first 2 were through ebay and the third direct through vevor. It was actually lost in shipping and was refunded and showed up in my driveway 3 months later when i noticed someone stopped in my driveway. I'm rural and if it was lighter they would have taken it "sorry, thought it was trash"
So after all the months of headaches, i got an 88lb & a 132lb free. The 132lb only weighed 108lbs so when i called to re-pay for it i complained about the weight and they just washed their hands of it since i was refunded months prior.
Shipping sucks here, i have more crazy stories from UPS and USPS
@@bhaktapeter3501 @bhaktapeter3501 close.... Forsyth GA. Its a smaller town outside Macon GA.
Delivery is horrible through all services in this area. I have 2 US Mail packages just in limbo now and one has been bouncing around the Macon distribution center for 2 weeks, i can show you the tracking number to prove it.
With those Anvils i ordered a third 132 lb anvil and an 88 lb showed up with no box at the fedex distribution center conveyer belt and they called me to come pick it up! I didn't realize it was the 88 instead of the 132 and they said its mine because its an anvil and i accepted it. they are not responsible for the shipper sending the wrong product....but there is nothing saying that anvil was mine and the grunt that brought it out to my truck said he sees a couple of those "blue metal things" every week tumbling on the conveyor belt busting out from the cheap crate. I complained and they didn't want to pay return shipping so i got it for free.
The first 2 were through ebay and the third direct through vevor. It was actually lost in shipping and was refunded and showed up in my driveway 3 months later when i noticed someone stopped in my driveway. I'm rural and if it was lighter they would have taken it "sorry, thought it was trash"
So after all the months of headaches, i got an 88lb & a 132lb free. The 132lb only weighed 108lbs so when i called to re-pay for it i complained about the weight and they just washed their hands of it since i was refunded months prior.
Shipping sucks here, i have more crazy stories from UPS and USPS
My 132 lb had the horn sticking thru the crate. But they did put it on the porch.
Looks like they took your feedback , received 132lb in a wood crate , no issues with fedex, after stripping all paint …..some bondo on bottom and minor welds on sides. Hardy hole 1 3/16 . Pleased with purchase
I think those holes are a copyright design thing for the location on that horn, their forged steel anvils have the same locations on the anvil
😣 That rubbery blue paint is heinous to remove. You’re giving me flashbacks over a year later 😂 but mine is a good copy as far as rebound. As I said somewhere else, after stripping I could see the induction hardening line and it’s over 5/8” thick which was surprising.
If they could move that pritchel it would be nice.
I’m not sure how DHL expected the tiny little girl who delivered my 132 to carry it - glad I was waiting on the truck. I don’t mind the horn shape, I went at the horn on my 66 and got it pretty conical so I have both shapes as needed.
Hi, I could not find the link to the welding of the hole on the anvil - can you post - Thanks
ok found it via a direct search
Vevor's site is the best place to buy currently. I purchased the 66lb for below $100.
When I got mine there wasn’t even a box just a plastic tie holding the tag on my 66 lbs anvil 😂 and they delivered it to a random neighbor in my apt complex lol
I just bought the 66lb from Amazon and the box was barely holding on.. I think there was 1 or 2 pcs of craft paper in there but that's useless
the packaging problem maybe the overseas carrier, i have heard that they open boxes and remove the packaging inside to make the boxes lighter, and thats right across the board not just this product
Yeah they do that a lot of the times with the Bondo on like vices and stuff
Great delivery, I would love to come home and find an anvil on my driveway, maybe not if I had ordered it though! Seems incredible,driver must have been the laziest or just having a breakdown and cares no more!
I thought something similar too. Maybe he dropped it on his foot and chucked it in a rage?
would these anvils be better if the base was solid instead of slit legs?
Yes they would
I just had the "110lb" anvil delivered today. I thought it felt a bit light, so I weighed it. Turned out to be a 96lb anvil instead. The shipping was better than what you had in your video, in a thin (1/4 inch) plywood crate with metal straps around all the corners. The bottom of the anvil has a lot of kosher salt sized voids (collapsing sand mold or a slightly cold pour?) and even what looks like a 5/16 round dent in the footing, not the center like yours here. No Bondo that I can see. The top machined surface looks mostly okay, with only one tiny pit that won't cause issues. I've ordered but not yet received a forge, so I won't be able to test it for a while.
Blessings Roy
My 132lb didnt even have just casting defects, it had a face that wasnt even milled flat. Had 3 different levels on the face. Inclusions all over the face and a marble sized hole on the horn. It was pretty bad.
Other than being somewhat nauseating, any downside to the blue color?
Papa Smurf absolutely loves the color.
How is the spring back on these? Ballbearing test..etc?
My 66 pound Accaio has great rebound. Between 70 and 80%
@@SonoraSlinger thanks, I am looking for a new anvil as my antique one that I used got stolen from me, along with my forge and tools. I have been retooling, but fund a affordable anvils had been a challenge. Seems their are too many collectors out their for us users and they are driving the prices up.
@@Bhartrampf absolutely, the antique crowd treats them as decorations and door stops. Some charging upwards of 5$-7$ a pound for these aged beauts.
Good luck on your search, and if push comes to shove, you can still get a larger Accaio for a good price.
The advantage of the Princess auto cheapy is that shipping isn't an arm and a leg.
Algorithm bump for this invaluable information
Wish there was time spent actually using them to see what the utility of them is like for real usage. I’d like to see how they are when actually used on if your complaints actually come out in the end product.
This video is just one of multiple videos in this series around these cheap anvils... So stay tuned and check out the playlist on these anvils 🙂
I ordered the 88# and the single door, single burner forge on Friday night. I got the notification this morning from fedex that my order would be delivered by end of day today (Monday). Hope my fedex driver is better than yours with his delivery style.
I had ordered 2 anvils from ebay and one came under the described weight and the other came just like yours, packaging was HORRIBLE! I also agree that Fed Ex is one of, if not the worst shipping company out there. I do hope that they correct their shipping. Great video as always. Thank you and YHWH bless you.
Fed Ex is absolute garbage.
I like ya knew hat bud 👍🏽
I watched the whole video. Did I miss the part when you discusses the quality of the steel on the forging surface? That is what I most wanted to know. Darn.
Also, I am a jeweler. I don’t know any jeweler who would need something as large as a 22 lb anvil for making jewelry. Maybe if they were doing silversmithing (which isn’t actually jewelry making), but otherwise, no.
Dude! I didn't even recognize you! I haven't seen your channel in so long.
Feedback. Next time bounce a bearing off it and maybe point-up a rod or something. I feel like all I know so far is they have bad shipping.
I'd just slap a mailing label on the face of the anvil and forget about a box.
At least that way the delivery people would know exactly what they are dealing with. It is easier to move once it’s out of the box. Well, the 66 lb version that is. I can’t speak for the heavier ones.
I bought one a while back and it didn't even come in a box. I just woke up one morning and it was just sitting in the driveway. So you ain't the only one buddy. FedEx sucks.
Want to purchase a ANVIL and help you same time have learned lots from you.
I have a MD40 yes 88lbs.
You don't want defective anvils in your shop. I'll take it off your hands. 😉
If that company sent that to you to review and have that low of standards or competence I would be very worried. “Shop quality over quantity.” Buy once cry once” save and get a HOLLAND ANVIL!!!
Whoever packed mine also needs to be rebuked SEVERELY
You would think they would use wood crates for shipping.
MD stands for “Metal Device” 😂
I have a few of them I even had a give away last month on a 110lb Will be giving another one and a hand Forged Hammer away all proceeds from the raffle go towards supporting our veterans blacksmithing class
Nooooo darn it was hoping it was a round horn! Well crap. Looks like I'm spending the money on a Scott or Holland
It is certainly true that you get what you pay for. I do have the impression that these are superior in most respects to HF, but I'm glad I saved my money and held out for my Peter Wright.
My only regret is that I bought the 88 lb and not the biggest they had.
I used a similar style of anvil in the past, they are perfectly useable but the hollow underside makes them feel like a slightly lighter anvil under the hammer. If they came in the 200 to 300 pound size range with a properly hard steel face it would make a genuinely good anvil.
I avoid Fedex and their used too much they are late and they threw my anvil off the truck too. Anvil did great for me till i upgraded to a bigger one. I sold it to a beginner to get started.
I was going to buy one until I was watching a UA-cam video of a kid who put a nasty divit in his. He barely hit the knife blank and it went into the anvil like it was warm butter😳 but I'm having a hard time finding anything else that I could afford. 🤷🏽♂️
“Cute pon code”
Their website says, dropped forged in the description, I do not believe that this is true. Also they do not talk about country of manufacturing or the alloy they are made from or hardness. Sad that American manufacturers have to compete with this subpar tool.
Everyone wants Made in the USA... At made in China prices. :(
@@blkacid He lost me at BONDO on this one! These inferior products have destroyed the American foundry industry and they make me ill
Been on the fence about getting one of these.. definitely gonna be a hard pass.
Same here.
it would be better if they use black paint.... ;-)
If the manufacturer sends you something it should be off the line not "the best" because then you are getting something to evaluate that other people won't get because it is the "best"
Praise Jesus,
Michael Idarecis
Typical Fed Ex
BONDO!!!! *COUGH*
Wouldn't it be better to grind it out?
@@Eluderatnight then we side on the loss of mass. These aren't large anvils possessing much mass, so I try to avoid grinding portions out.
If that's not something you personally would have an issue with, then you could most definitely grind it out. Seemed like he was being careful to not lose steel.
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You didn't receive the 110lb "by grace of god", but thanks to FedEx dealing with insufficient packaging. You are disparaging those working hard and giving credit to a fantasy.
Yeah, thanks FedEx person... For chucking a 110# chunk of steel in my driveway!
Your video says "Roy tests out the 44lb anvil and the 110lb anvil from Vevor. " ... But you don't TEST anything?? You comment extensively on the packaging, and on your experience with other anvils of the same ilk. You do talk a bit about flaw cover up with weld and filler, and the size of the holes. I can get you calling it a "review" or even an unboxing video, but a test? The information has value and is important, but ultimately has nothing to do with the performance of the product.
i think your nit picking way too much. i have the harbor freight one and the top is soft 55 lb for 70 bucks now. i can get the vevor 88 lb one now for 142 delivered. none will hold a candle to my hey budden but for the price i thing your not being reasonable. God bless!