Industrial Machinery Blacksmith Anvil Vise Base Stand with Adjustable legs and built-in Tool holder,Black

Definitely has a good solid grip on my 100lb anvil. I have it on the lowest leg setting because she’s a little top heavy, I’ll add some long feet to the legs to make sure it doesn’t topple over. I am very happy with the performance of this stand, very easy to assemble and durable, I recommend it

This product arrived on time and the packaging was in good condition. The instructions they came with it are very poor quality. It is a very self explanatory item but good instructions would be nice. There was a spot for bolt to screw in to hold the leg that the weld came loose on, this sounds worse than it is. It wasn’t a big issue for me but certainly there are some quality control issues. For the money I feel as though it is a decent product and would buy it again.

Update: this stand is top-heavy, rickety, and bounces everywhere when in use. Also, it holds the anvil too high because even though the legs are adjustable, the lowest setting is too high. So, I did the right thing and fabricated a tripod anvil stand from angel steel. I cut this stand apart and have so far created a tool rack from one of the support bars. Don't waste your money.This anvil stand came in a box with washers and bolts just thrown in there with no packaging. I was missing 1 flat washer and 1 lock washer. Assembly "instructions" are terrible: four grainy B&W photos of the stand. Assembly was not very hard because it's pretty obvious where everything goes. One of the legs was stuck inside of the frame and I had to use a hammer and wrench to jar it into position. Once assembled, it held my 110-pound anvil well, but it is top-heavy with small feet. I am afraid of it tipping over and will probably weld supports onto the legs to widen its footprint. I haven't used it with the anvil for any forging yet, but it seems like it will hold up. I feel that it was overpriced given the cheap construction and instability of the legs.

This system adjusts down to a height of about 26” (requiring taking off the feet which is an issue) but my main concern is that when blacksmithing you should be working at knuckle level. I’m 5’9” and that gives me space for a 1” tall anvil to be at proper height. This should start at closer to 18-20” to fit most people properly assuming a few inches deep anvil, not at 26”.

Pretty sturdy as well. The height seems ok to me. Also an added bonus in the clamp greatly deadens the ringing of the anvil. Good purchase.

Works wonderfuly very sturdy. My only criticism is the assembly instructions could use a great deal of improvement.

Strong work table, but supper skinny and tippy if you add an anvil as shown. Its top heavy and i can't trust it won't tip over.

It doesn't come with assembly instructions. Just four pictures of what it's supposed to look like. It's not height adjustable; as one of the legs is consistently welded to itself (see other reviews). It's also a danger because it can tip over very easily. But something else.