19 oz. Wood Milled Face Hickory Framing Hammer
$8.99
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 34 reviews)
The hickory handle really soaks up vibration, even after a full day of driving heavy nails. The head feels perfectly balanced, not top-heavy like some other hammers I've used.
The milled face grips the nail head without slipping, even on the first strike. That, plus the perfectly balanced swing, made framing this deck feel effortless.
Swung it all day framing a wall, and the milled face really grips the nail head without slipping off. The hickory handle soaked up the vibration so well my elbow didn't ache the next morning.
This hammer's balance is dead-on, making those long framing sessions much less tiring on my wrist. The hickory handle has a nice solid feel and really does cut down on vibration.
The milled face grips nail heads perfectly on the first strike, and the 19 oz. weight feels just right for driving spikes all day without tiring my arm. I've used it for a week of heavy framing, and the hickory handle really does absorb shock better than my old composite hammer.
The balance on this hammer is spot on — feels like an extension of my arm when swinging. American hickory handle absorbs the shock way better than my old fiberglass one.
The milled face grabs nails really well without slipping, even on the first strike. The hickory handle feels warm and solid in my hand, much better than the fiberglass ones I've used before. For the sale price, this is an absolute steal.
The balance on this hammer is perfect—it swings like an extension of my arm, and the milled face really bites into the nail head. The hickory handle already feels like it'll hold up to years of abuse.
I’ve been a carpenter for over a decade, and this hammer’s balance is spot-on—lets me drive nails all day without fatigue. The hickory handle actually feels warm and alive in my hand, not like the synthetic ones I’ve used before.
The milled face really grips the nail head on the first swing, and the weight is perfectly balanced for driving spikes all day. I've already framed two walls with zero handle vibration, which is a huge upgrade from my old sledge.