Hammers

Expert knowledge

Two million years ago, the history of mankind - and that of the hammer - began when one of our ancestors first picked up a stone to use it as a striking tool. Another soon realized that the power of the tool could be greatly increased by attaching a handle made of wood, bone or horn. The continual inventiveness of the human mind and the advent of metallurgy have allowed countless variations to be made in the hammer's design to better aid us in hunting, construction of dwellings, etc. To this day, the hammer has remained essential to all humankind, but especially to the woodworker.

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Thor Rawhide Hammer

This perfectly balanced hammer is ideal for driving chisels, stamps and light assembly work. The solid cast iron gives the hammer the necessary head weight and the rawhide inserts can be replaced after years of use. Durable hickory handle.

€27.20

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Article No. 714133

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Rawhide Hammer with Lead Core, Weight 260 g

Rawhide Hammers with Lead Core

American buffalo hide (rawhide) coiled around a lead core dampens the blow and simultaneously protects the surfaces of sensitive pieces from damage. Ideal for furniture assembly, interior, restoration, parquetry and tiling work. The...

€59.00

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Article No. 714327

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Estwing Rock Pick

A rock pick is a combination of a hammer and a pick. The long, hardened, pointed tip allows stones to be struck with extreme accuracy, and thus split with precision.

€59.70

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Article No. 705697

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