3/4 Inch Blacksmith Anvil Hardy Cutter Tool (Black)

Works well, fast ship, good price !

Worse hardly tool ever. Do not acquire this. I used it to cut a 1/32 blade and chisel broke apart in three pieces. Internal grane looks like sand, which suggests it is just crap steel of the worse possible quality for the purpose.

Great tool... 3/4 inch shaft I had to grind down to fit a 3/4 Hardy hole opening in my Vevor Anvil...

Works great 👍

Made good for cutting your melt in too

I didn't expect much from this tool since it's so cheap but I expected more than I got. I had researched proper use of such a tool in the past so I didn't go into it blind, but the tool began to bend and break immediately. After a few more attempts of using it, entire pieces had flaked off from the tool and after inspecting it it seems to be made of cast steel. For a tool with a use of this kind, cast steel is simply unacceptable. It fit right in the hardy hole so I have that to be thankful for, but I got two uses out of it before it broke on me. I'm disappointed. But it did inspire me to make my own cutting hardy, so I suppose there's that. Avoid this tool. Buy one from a reputable blacksmith shop. The increase in price will be worth it, compared to wasting money on a cheap cast steel tool that you won't even get your money's worth from.

I received it fast and was not difficult to adjust to my hardy hole. However, with an eighth of an inch round bar heated up the edge was easily dented as a cut off by the bar, not even the hammer. The cutting edge needed to be round down and hardened.

It might be called out 3/4 but someone quit at a very large metric conversion , so be prepared to spend some time taking it down to 3/4.

Not a great tool. Unfortunately it's way too soft and cutting soft metals like mild steel created massive indents in the tool. I tried hardening it to fix the issue but that didn't help. Avoid this tool.