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Wooden Mallet, Beech Wood Carving Solid Wood Non-Destructive Percussion Wooden Hammer Handle Wooden Woodworking Hand Tool
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Description
1. High Hardness: The beechwood hammer has high hardness, smoother surfaces, and is very durable.
2. Small and Lightweight: The wood hammer is lightweight, small in size, and very convenient to carry and use.
3. Comfortable to Hold: The handle of the hammer is connected as a single unit, making it comfortable to hold and preventing fatigue after prolonged use.
4. Good Practicality: The three-dimensional wood grain and angled striking surfaces are ideal for striking blocks of wood in woodworking.
5. Easy to use: Wooden mallets are easy to set up and can be used to strike blocks of wood during woodworking.
Product Material: Beechwood
Product Size: Approx. 320 x 100 mm / 12.6 x 3.9 inches
Scope of Use: Used for striking blocks of wood in woodworking.
Weight: Approx. 256g / 9.0oz
2. Small and Lightweight: The wood hammer is lightweight, small in size, and very convenient to carry and use.
3. Comfortable to Hold: The handle of the hammer is connected as a single unit, making it comfortable to hold and preventing fatigue after prolonged use.
4. Good Practicality: The three-dimensional wood grain and angled striking surfaces are ideal for striking blocks of wood in woodworking.
5. Easy to use: Wooden mallets are easy to set up and can be used to strike blocks of wood during woodworking.
Specification:
Item Type: Wooden mallets.Product Material: Beechwood
Product Size: Approx. 320 x 100 mm / 12.6 x 3.9 inches
Scope of Use: Used for striking blocks of wood in woodworking.
Weight: Approx. 256g / 9.0oz
Package List:
1 x Wooden malletFeatures
- BrandTEHTUY
- Warranty1 year(s)
- Pcs per pack1
- ColourBlack
- Availability of spare parts1 year(s)
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