Joiner's hammer, wooden handle (1-54-638) Stanley

What it is

Joiner's hammer, wooden handle (1-54-638) Stanley. Key specifications: hammer product type Carpenters' hammers, head weight (g) 100, pieces per pack 4.

A carpenter's hammer has a flat face for driving nails and a peen or claw for pulling them, and is used in carpentry, formwork and assembly work.

What it is for

Used in carpentry work and for nailing battens, formwork and timber structures.

How to use it

Grip the handle towards its end, start the nail with light taps while holding it between your fingers, then continue with firm blows, striking with the face square. To pull a nail, lever it out with the claw, placing a piece of wood underneath to avoid marking the surface. Wear safety glasses and replace the hammer if the head is chipped or the handle is loose.

Where it is used

• Residential construction

Technical data

• Hammer product type: Carpenters' hammers
• Head weight (g): 100
• Pieces per pack: 4
• Regulations: ASME B107.400

Who it is for

Designed for formwork carpenters and joiners.

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