Hammer with Wooden Handle

Construction and use

The steel hammer and mallet versions have forged heads and hickory handles. The wooden mallet is made of beech. The rubber mallet has a double-sided head for striking sensitive surfaces with reduced risk of damage.

• Sledgehammer: For heavy striking and demolition work.
• Mechanic’s hammer: For metalwork and finishing tasks.
• Carpenter’s hammer: For nailing, assembly and woodworking.
• Rubber mallet: For careful assembly, tiling and precise alignment.
• Wooden mallet: For controlled adjustments and delicate woodworking.

Dimensions and head weights

• Sledgehammer: Total length approx. 26 cm; head weight approx. 1000 g.
• Mechanic’s hammer: Total length approx. 32 cm; head weight approx. 500 g.
• Carpenter’s hammer: Total length approx. 33.5 cm; head weight approx. 600 g.
• Rubber mallet: Total length approx. 34 cm; head weight approx. 680 g.
• Wooden mallet: Total length approx. 32 cm; head weight approx. 290 g.

Safety and care

Before each use, check that the head and handle are firmly attached; do not use the tool if the connection is loose. Store wooden handles in a dry place to help prevent cracks, and replace a handle if needed. Check the head-to-handle joint regularly and replace the handle if visible cracks appear.