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Leather Hammer - 20.5 cm - Nylon Rubber Hammer with Wooden Handle - Leather Tools for Sewing, Leathercraft, Leatherworking, Carving, Punching and Stamping

~~£27.58~~

Product information

Description

General description

This leather hammer is an essential tool for sewing, leathercraft, leatherworking, carving, punching, and stamping. It features a high-quality nylon hammer head and a comfortable wooden handle, making it suitable for both amateurs and professionals.

Technical specifications

Overall length: 20.5 cm

Nylon head length: 5.8 cm

Nylon head diameter: 5 cm

Weight: 335 g

Handle length: 13.8 cm

Installation

The handle is securely attached to the head with a long metal screw and a nut cap.

Usage

Striking tools for leathercraft.

Carving and cutting leather pieces.

Stamping and printing artwork, designs, patterns, words, or initials.

Compatible with diamond chisels, leather punch sets, and other tools for creating leather bags, handbags, wallets, labels, belts, shoes, and straps.

Can be used for making jewelry and other crafts.

Other information

The hammer features a polished stainless steel disk on the top of the head for pressing down on leather.

The ergonomic handle made of schima wood is smooth, non-slip, and easy to hold, conforming to the curves of the hand for better comfort and optimal grip.

Features

Brand
MEMKEY
Width
5.8 cm
Length
205 mm
Replacement handle
No
Handle material type
Wood
Material
Wood
Hammer type
Roofing mallet
ManoMano Reference
ME77731444
MMID
551253149839
Product code
MM-FR7790
EAN
8020052840326

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