Sure Strike Tack Hammer - 5 oz Forged Steel Head with Magnetic Face & Hickory Wood Handle - MRWT

I was so glad I bought this hammer for my upholstery project. Loved it and the finished product I got

Love this hammer. I was needing a hammer with a small head to use with some tiny nails and tacks. My regular hammer was simply too large and I ended up hitting my fingers. This one is perfect. It's lightweight and has two small heads. I think one is magnetic but I haven't quite figured out which one yet. The handle is wood which I love and feels comfortable to hold. I can see myself getting lots of use out if this one. Great value for the money and I recommend it for anyone needing a hammer with a small head.

I am sure this hammer is great for the intended purpose. I however am a immature person that buys things for immature reasons. That being said, when you strike the magnetic end of the hammer crisply from the side with another metal object, the hammer makes a harmonic ring like a tuning fork. The first time I saw a hammer like this I was shown this trivial trick, and I knew I needed the tool. For all practical uses I have abused my tack hammer more than it deserves to be. I have marred the face of it hitting nails harder than any tack. All of that being said, the hammer works as a light finishing hammer, although that is not it's intended use. It also works as a toy for a person with a child's sense of humor. I would recommend this tool/toy to anyone, because it is cheap, and it is useful when you don't expect it. It is also fun to show your friends and family if you have the proper level of immaturity.

I needed tack hammer for a project I'm working on that requires some upholstery work, and bought this one specifically for the magnetic face, as I just couldn't see these fat, stubby fingers of mine holding a 1/2" tack straight while I got it started and wanted to have my left hand free to pull the fabric tight. Also, Estwing is a name that's been around even longer than I have. I've owned a few of their products over the years and always thought they made a quality product, so I didn't expect to be disappointed. But I was. First of all, the head wiggled a little bit on the handle. No big deal. A tap or two on the wedge would tighten that right up, and I don't expect perfection from a tool I paid less than $15 for. I made sure to stay away from the aluminum and copper tacks they had at my local hardware store and got some steel ones that would stick to the magnetic face on my new hammer. But when I went to use it I found that there's nothing at all magnetic about this hammer. It won't pick up the tacks I bought or even the 1/16" drill bit I used as a test to see if maybe my tacks were stainless steel or something. Needless to say, I was very disappointed. ***** UPDATE ***** Okay. I should have known, as a first-time upholsterer, that what I thought was a product flaw was just that I didn't know how to use the tool. The opposite (split) end is indeed magnetic, and holds my tacks just fine. I was expecting the solid hammer face to be the magnetic one. I still don't understand what the spit in the magnetic face is for but the hammer got the job I needed it for done.

Just what I wanted 💙

Works like a gamer should

Perfect size and weight. Just what I wanted

HAMMER WORK GOOD

Das ist nicht mein erster Eastwing- Hammer, jedoch sind die meisten bei mir mittlerweile über 20 Jahre alt und stammen anscheinend noch aus einer anderen Welt... so sind meine zwei jüngsten zwei Eastwings erst seit wenigen Tagen bei mir, beide via Amazon gekauft und... davon geht dieser hier umgehend wieder zurück. Was den anderen angeht (Modell E15SR, ein 15 Unzen- Finish- Hammer mit Ledergriff, 'noch' US- Made), so ist dieser wirklich OK. Das Teil tut auch schon seinen Dienst und passt mir genau- auch die Verarbeitung in dem Fall: nix dolles, aber ohne echte Mängel und für den Preis von knapp über 50 EUR jedenfalls zu empfehlen. Was den EMRWT Tack Hammer angeht... nein. Nicht gut. Ein echter Fehlgriff. Der Hammerkopf ist auf 2 Seiten und am Auge derartig massiv verschliffen, dass ich vermuten muss, dass das missratene Teil einfach in der Qualitätskontrolle übersehen worden sein muss. Wenn es sowas da noch gibt... Im Ernst: an der Fertigung 'Made in Taiwan' wird es nicht unbedingt liegen- viele Ex- Made in USA- Marken wie Eastwing oder auch Stiletto/Milwaukee lassen ja ihre Massenware in Fernost fertigen und, offengesagt, nicht wirklich schlechter. Das hier kann nur die Ausnahme sein und hätte wenigesten vor Versand bei Amazon auffallen müssen. Vermutlich wurde der Arbeiter von einem frisch erneuerten Schleifband an der Maschine überrascht... 'hoppla!'. Warum man so auch gleich immer den fetten 'Schutzlack' am Kopf stellenweise wieder mit abschleift, wird mir ein Rätsel bleiben... Der Hammer taugt so zu wenig. Er ist einfach völlig schief. Da kann ich auch einen Flusskiesel als Hammer nehmen. Anzumerken wäre noch, das der magnetische Teil den Kopfes recht ordentlich stark magnetisiert ist. Bei meine alten Tack- Hämmern (für Polsternägel, Tapeziernägel mit breitem Kopf, Kammzwecken usw...) ist dies nicht der Fall, oder evt auch nicht 'mehr' der Fall. Fazit: Schäm dich, Estwing. Zweiter Versuch wird hoffendlich besser... Fotos anbei. (Man beachte auch den Warnhinweis für Kalifornien - vermutlich wg. dem bösen Schutzlack am Kopf).

Très bon petit marteau de tapissier, il est bien usiné et très bien équilibré. C'est vraiment très agréable de travailler avec cet outil.

all good

Martelo perfeito, mesmo ele sendo pra tachinha eu comprei pra usar justamente com os pregos de fundo de guarda roupa as vezes monto guarda roupa em pé e preciso apertar um prego onde o braço não alcança. E esse martelo tem uma precisão excelente além de colocar os pregos sem força alguma. Já é a quinta ferramenta da estwing na minha caixa de ferramentas que é indispensável recomendo muito

funciona muy bien para cosas alrededor de la casa. Lo recomieno