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Leathercraft Leather Hammer, Cowhide Leather Mallet Sewing Wooden Mallet DIY Leathercraft with Wooden Handle, Leather Carving Hammer
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Description
?Unbreakable Guaranteed? High Quality Wooden Handle The Leathercraft Nylon Hammer Mallet is made of heavy duty nylon, stainless steel, wood; wear-resistant, with sturdy and durable stainless steel construction.
?Very Useful Mallet? With this DIY leathercraft carving hammer, strike the leathercraft tool to print kinds of figures on the leathercraft.
?Easy Design? The durable tool will not damage the chisel handle and it is easy to hold the sculptor's hand and arm during the carving process. This is thanks to the synthetic striking surface that will absorb the shock before it reaches your arm, while transmitting the striking force to the tool. The wooden handle is comfortable in your hand.
?Universal Size? The leather hammer measures 21cm/8.27inch in total length with a hammer head measuring 5cm/1.96inch in diameter, weight: 0.35kg. Our nylon hammer fully meets your daily craft needs.
?Smooth wooden handle? provides a comfortable grip. The hammer and wooden handle are connected by stainless steel. Our wood is strong enough to withstand heavy use, reducing the difficulty of leather carving.
Details:
We need a decent mallet for leatherworking. The Wood Is Good mallet looks pretty nice. Excellent workmanship and comfortable to use.
It's good value for money and easy to use and store. It fits comfortably in my hand, is smooth and just enough to give my chisels a little extra umph.
Perfect balance and weight for my chisels. Did some mortise and tenon joints and it was a breeze.
If you are looking for a good no nonsense poly mallet for leather stamping etc, this one will do the job at a good price. It can be used to strike leather craft tool to imprint types of figures on leather goods
?Very Useful Mallet? With this DIY leathercraft carving hammer, strike the leathercraft tool to print kinds of figures on the leathercraft.
?Easy Design? The durable tool will not damage the chisel handle and it is easy to hold the sculptor's hand and arm during the carving process. This is thanks to the synthetic striking surface that will absorb the shock before it reaches your arm, while transmitting the striking force to the tool. The wooden handle is comfortable in your hand.
?Universal Size? The leather hammer measures 21cm/8.27inch in total length with a hammer head measuring 5cm/1.96inch in diameter, weight: 0.35kg. Our nylon hammer fully meets your daily craft needs.
?Smooth wooden handle? provides a comfortable grip. The hammer and wooden handle are connected by stainless steel. Our wood is strong enough to withstand heavy use, reducing the difficulty of leather carving.
Details:
We need a decent mallet for leatherworking. The Wood Is Good mallet looks pretty nice. Excellent workmanship and comfortable to use.
It's good value for money and easy to use and store. It fits comfortably in my hand, is smooth and just enough to give my chisels a little extra umph.
Perfect balance and weight for my chisels. Did some mortise and tenon joints and it was a breeze.
If you are looking for a good no nonsense poly mallet for leather stamping etc, this one will do the job at a good price. It can be used to strike leather craft tool to imprint types of figures on leather goods
Features
- BrandIKODM
- Width10 cm
- Length21 cm
- Handle length21 cm
- Replacement handleYes
- Head materialLeather
- Handle material typeWood
- MaterialWood / Leather
- Hammer typeCarpentry
- ManoMano ReferenceME90692658
- MMID395568643615
- Product codeIKOW00379
- EAN9155536709628
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