
Made of cast Iron and weighs 11 pounds
Standing 4" high and weighing a solid 11 lbs, with a 4 x 2" flat surface and the traditional curved “horn,” this beauty has everything you will need in an anvil in your shop--unless of course, you are a blacksmith, in which case you a... See More
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Description
Standing 4" high and weighing a solid 11 lbs, with a 4 x 2" flat surface and the traditional curved “horn,” this beauty has everything you will need in an anvil in your shop--unless of course, you are a blacksmith, in which case you already have a huge one floor mounted. For the rest of us, this is the one we need. Built and sized just right for the work you will require from it, it’s perfect--what more can we say? And best of all, it’s very affordable.
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Overall rating: 4.8125 / 5 from 32 reviews.
This Ideal Bench-Top Utility Anvil stands 4 inches high and weighs 11 lbs, featuring a 4 x 2 inch flat surface and a traditional curved horn. Customers appreciate its sturdy build and perfect size for various craft needs, making it an affordable choice for handymen and hobbyists.
Review topics: [size, fit, weight, service, shipping, quality, value, anvil, surface, beauty, tool, need, horn].
"Solid, excellent quality and just what I expected. It will help me with all sorts of endeavors!"
"As described."
"I like it very much"
"Well forged and small enough to not take-up space."
"Nice size"
"Very useful around the farm and garage since it is easy to move from one area to another"
"Heavy and tough."
"Love it"
"The quality of the anvil is not what I expected from Garrett Wade; it's more like what I'd expect from, say, Harbor Freight. The horn is a joke -- it has a pronounced ridge that would mar any metal I tried to form on it. The flat surface was scratched in more than a dozen places, and especially deeply near one of the corners. Also there was a small pit in the middle of the work surface that would have marked the back of any piece of metal I'd forge or planish on it. I work in soft metals -- silver, copper, bronze, and occasionally gold -- and need a smooth surface for hammering on. I was so disappointed; it looked great from the product photo"
"I bought this mostly for decorating my home office & to push against the door during working hours to block the cat from coming in & terrorizing the computer keyboard! LOL Overkill, yes - however, it has eclectic aesthetic beauty."