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| Product Overview: | |
|---|---|
| Type: | Ball peen |
| Warranty Detail Link: | craftsman warranty |
| Handles: | |
| Handle Length (in.): | 12.75 |
| Handle Material: | Hickory |
| Dimensions and Weight: | |
| Head Weight: | 12 oz. |
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Hickory handle. Use when striking chisels and punches, peining rivets and shaping unhardened metal.
Hammer face and pein are machined for uniformity and feature a 12 in. hickory handle, and drop-forged, heat-treated steel heads for strength.
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Added on February 16, 2009
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Teatang
New Castle, DE
I've had this almost twenty years. It's great for hitting things. I don't think I've ever found a real use for the ball end. In all the years I've owned it, the head is still tight. The handle has a couple blemishes from missed swings. Recently, I upgraded to a Stanley fiberglass sixteen ounce hammer and put this one in the tool box I keep in my truck. It's a great twelve ounce hammer.
Saint Peters, MO
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I never really knew what a ball peen hammer was really good for growing up and then I started doing body work on classic muscle cars! For $15 this 12 ounce hammer is perfect for tapping out small dents or for shaping new body panels!
Winchester, CA
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great looking general purpose tool that should be in every mechanic's tool box.
robindragoo
Mesa, AZ
I purchased this hammer to replace another ball pein hammer that was given to me by my father. My father's hammer was soaked in grease because I couldn't use it without having to hose myself off afterward. I bought this hammer over 20 years ago when I first started out as an automotive technician, and I'll tell you the handle has kept up with me all these years, I've used it to beat on suspension systems, and used the handle end to push pistons into cylinders when rebuilding engines. The hammer has some scratches and wear, but works the same as the day I bought it!! This will be the hammer I pass on to my children.
Floyds Knobs, IN
I know that there have been a great many changes in Hammer design over the decades. There are now steel, fiberglass and even composite handled hammers. For a purist like me, however, nothing matches the feel of a good old fashioned hickory handle. This ball pein hammer takes me back to a day with things were simpler and the job at hand was worth doing right, if it was worth doing at all. One cool little note, is that the Craftsman Logo is burned right into the handle of each hammer. No stickers to peal off leaving a gooing mess which attracts dirt and grime. Remember that quality work requires quality tools!
Rancho Cordova, CA
I have had this hammer for 25 years and it is as good as new. Sorry Craftsman, I won't be buying another one anytime soon. In the aviation business we do not have need for heavy hitting so the 12 ounce ball peen is what you see in use by all mechanics. Perfect weight for controlled striking against punches and light drifting of stubborn fasteners. And I have not "babied" this hammer. I did have to buy the five ball peen hammer set to get a replacement at one point in time, my kids had "lost" my 12 ounce. But it resurfaced after about 24 months so I sold my newer hammers. The older hickory handle had a more comfortable feel to it (or I was just feeling sentimental). "Sacramento" Bruce Conklin
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This ball pein hammer dropped right in the bottom of my Craftsman 16" metal hand box. The hammer is light to carry around and it is shorter than a Craftsman 16 oz. ball pein hammer so it didn't take up much room in the hand box. One of the main things that I like to do when I build a mobile set of tools is to include the tools I need and be able to pick up the tool box without straining my back.
San Jose, CA
Craftsman carries (4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32) six sizes of wooden-handled Ball Pein hammers. The Ball Pein hammers are used for striking other metal tools, like punches and chisels. A good general purpose size of Ball Pein hammer would be this 12 oz'r. Once the owner gets a good feel for using their 12 oz BP hammer, they can go either down in weight for more delicate work or UP for the Get'r Done jobs. Highly recommended. I've had mine since, err... 8th grade?
San Jose, CA
via sears.com
Craftsman carries (4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32) six sizes of wooden-handled Ball Pein hammers. The Ball Pein hammers are used for striking other metal tools, like punches and chisels. A good general purpose size of Ball Pein hammer would be this 12 oz'r. Once the owner gets a good feel for using their 12 oz BP hammer, they can go either down in weight for more delicate work or UP for the Get'r Done jobs. Highly recommended. I've had mine since, err... 8th grade?
Mechanicr
, Michigan
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Have been using this hammer almost every day for the last year and has been amazing. The quality is top notch and priced reasonable. BUY AMERICAN.
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