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- FORGED STEEL HEAD -maximum strength and durability, this product is built to withstand the toughest conditions, ensuring a lifetime of hard work.
- RIP CLAW VERSITILITY – pulling nails, prying boards, demolition work, splitting wood, and more, it’s designed to tackle even the most demanding tasks. The longer handle provides increased striking power, making your hard work easier and more efficient
- GENUINE HICKORY HANDLE –This tool combines strength and durability with a lightweight, ergonomic design that fits comfortably in your hand. The extended handle boosts striking power, making tough tasks like pulling nails, prying boards, and splitting wood easier.
- Milled Face - prevents the hammer from slipping off the nail head, ensuring precise and secure strikes every time.
- Magnetic Nail Holder - allows for one-handed setting, making your work faster and more efficient.
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Magnetic Nail Holder
Milled Face
California Hammer 16 oz
Maximum strength and durability, this product is built to withstand the toughest conditions, ensuring a lifetime of hard work.
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
California Hammer 16 oz, Rip Claw, Milled Face, Hickory Wood Handle, Curved Handle for Woodworking, Clamping, Drilling, Carpentry, Driving, Pulling Out Picture Hanging Nails, Wall nailsI love this hammer. It’s sturdy, the hickory wood handle feels great, and the head has a nail holder to help you get started hammering. I highly recommend it.
Thomas M
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
I've been on the hunt for a good waffle faced framing hammer for a while now and I've now had the opportunity to review this product. So far I like everything about it. This is the first Hammer I've used which has the magnetic nail holder on the end which makes setting nails much easier. The handle is well finished with a good grain pattern, and the wood and metal wedge on the top are well finished and set firmly. The waffle face is a boon and has greatly reduced the number of nails I've bent. Only time will tell if the handle holds up but as of right now I'm enjoying using this hammer never found great use out of it.
R. Grossman
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
This is a fine hammer; the curved handle is a little unusual, and the magnetic nail holder on the head is convenient for starting a nail if precision isn’t an issue. One star removed for a very slippery handle. Problem solved by wrapping some friction tape around the handle. Without that, and particularly when wearing work gloves, this hammer seems almost dangerously slippery. Otherwise great.
WingGuy
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
The hammer's forged carbon steel head and ergonomic hickory handle combine strength and durability in a lightweight design. I put the hammer to the test repairing a wooden fence damaged during snow removal.The milled hammer face delivers accurate force, but I would employ a different tool for finished surfaces. My personal confidence in accuracy to avoid surface damage being the issue. I found the extended curved handle to be very comfortable, holding at the end or nearer the middle. Grip was not an issue as I wore appropriate gloves. However it may be helpful to sand the handle lightly to increase grip if gloves are not used.The magnetic nail holder is a particularly nice feature, allowing one handed setting with a bit of practice.The rip claw was very helpful in completing my task, pulling nails with relative ease.There is a quality made precision feel here. The secure attachment of the head to the handle prevents a failure point. This hammer should provide a long useful life.
JH
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I got this hammer for my husband who dabbles in carpentry and is forever fixing things around the house. It's great for really just about anything, and both he and I have been using it so much for all the home renovations we're doing. With this hammer's help, I've actually been redoing the baseboards in my home, and it's my favorite one to use. The handle is extremely comfortable, which has proved to be invaluable to me as it's taking what seems like an eternity for me to get everything just right. It's well made, too, and no matter how much we've used it it's in great shape. Also, the magnetic nail holder is quite handy, and it's not so heavy that it's cumbersome for me to use. It's absolutely functional and does the job, and I recommend it.
CapinAL
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
This is a smaller hammer, but for around $20 it's a great tool to have in the toolbag. I like to have this when I'm not needing a full toolbelt on bigger jobs. Lately I have been crawling into an attic only accessable through a small opening on the outside of the building around 15 feet up so it has been nice to have a smaller sized hammer while climbing in and out of the hole. Overall it feels well made and does what its built for.
B H
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Groove for nails:I really like this hammer. I tested it with a couple shorter nails such as roofing nails for shingles and noticed that the groove on the top of the hammer head makes it easy to start a nail without smashing your fingers. This is particularly useful when hammering in an area where you don't have to pre-align the nail to the exact position before hammering you put the nail on the hammer itself and use the hammer to start the nail. The nails don't have to be very long, just long enough for the nail to extend past the hammerhead from the metal notch in the hammer that stops the nail from moving up any further (1.25").Handle:The hooden handle looks to be of a good quality and the curve makes it easier to hold either towards the end of the hammer for a higher speed hit or midway down the handle for a more gentle hit. It also appears to have metal reinforcement holding the steel to the wooden handle. The length of the handle is also pretty nice as well, because you get a good amount of swing to it holding it at the end of the handle.Claw:At first when I tested hammering in a nail the nail was immediately hammered in all the way so that it was flat. While this was a good thing to hammer in so quickly, I originally did not want this for a test, because I wanted to leave a little sticking out to test pulling it out, but to my surprise it still wasn't very hard to get out with the claw so it seems to work very well.
karthic
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Great hammer. Durable, comfortable to use. Ideal for pulling drywall nails from walls and ceilings. 16 oz. weight is sufficient for my needs. Trusted brand. I'm more than satisfied with my purchase. I'll have this tool for a long time. Less
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