Leather Carving Hammer - Cowhide Rawhide Mallet for Leathercraft, Sewing, Flooring, Tent Stakes, Woodworking, Camping DIY - T-Head Rubber Mallet

I was looking for a relatively small nylon hammer to use with hand punches to cut gasket paper. This nylon (plastic) portion seems to hold up well, but I have only used it a couple of times. So far definitely worth the low price cost.

Very well made well balanced hammer!

Very nicely made. Heavy weight hammer. Solid feeling in your hands.

It’s not a rubber hammer. It’s most likely nylon. This thing is cheap. When I hold the handle and whack things,it gets the job done. They drive my stitching irons and hole punches. I also smack my stitching down. Why buy a fancy expensive hammer when this functions exactly the same. If I destroy it no problem. I’ll replace it. That can’t be said about a high dollar Berry King equivalent. Go for it. The thing works.

This is a great little hammer. I highly recommend it for small stamp and tool work. It didn't seem to like the punches very much though. It seems like repetitive use with those will wear it a bit faster. It is fantastic, however, for lightly and smoothly sliding tools while working the leather. It's rigidity means less power needs to be applied with the swinging hand. Far better than my hammers that are made of rawhide or wood and no particulates from it slowly disintegrating.