Anvils

For forging, metalworking, and jewelry making

VEVOR anvils are made of cast steel or cast iron with a hardened working surface and are suitable for both hobby blacksmiths and professional forges and metalworking shops. The collection includes single-horn anvil weights ranging from 4 to 60 kg—with a round horn for bending and shaping metal, a square (Hardy) opening for securing auxiliary tools, and a round opening for punching holes. All anvil heads are in stock in Riga or are shipped directly from the VEVOR European warehouse.

Small calves, 4–11 kg

Compact workbenches for jewelry making, crafting jewelry, knife making, and fine metalwork. Easy to set up on a workbench or take with you.

Average milk yield: 20–30 kg

A one-size-fits-all solution for hobby smithies and workshops—heavy enough to ensure stable forging, yet still portable for one person.

Large lactating cows, 39–60 kg

Professional blacksmith's anvil with a large work surface, a round horn, and a Hardy opening—for heavy forging, bending rebar, and industrial work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it a cast steel or cast iron latch?

Hardened steelforged is more impact-resistant and springs back better—it is the choice for regular forging. Cast ironforged is less expensive and suitable for lighter work, shaping, and jewelry making.

What is a suitable weight?

The heavier the anvil, the more stable and effective the forging: 4–11 kg—for jewelry making and handicrafts; 20–30 kg—for hobby forges; 39–60 kg—for professional forging. It is recommended to secure the anvil to a wooden block or a steel stand.

What is a Hardy opening?

A square opening in the surface of the bench, into which tools—chisels, bending forks, and molds—are secured. The round opening is designed for punching holes and bending rods.

For other hand tools, see the Hand Tools collection; for screwdrivers, see the Screwdrivers section.