Hobby Hammer

A sledge hammer with an extended handle for greater swing leverage and force.

A hammer designed specifically for marking metal, with a flat face and durable construction.

A compact version of the claw hammer, perfect for intricate or delicate nailing tasks.

A non-marring mallet made of plastic, ideal for working with soft materials.

A heavy-duty hammer with a large head used for demolition and breaking tough materials.

A specialized hammer with a spike for driving posts and stakes into the ground.

A sturdy hammer designed for stonework, with a flat face and a chisel edge.

A hammer designed with a built-in torpedo level for precise nailing and alignment.

A heavy hammer used in demolition, with a broad flat face for maximum impact.

An innovative hammer that uses an advanced polymer body for reduced vibration and increased durability.

A lightweight yet strong hammer used by framers with a straight claw for added leverage.

A classic hammer with a smooth face used for general carpentry and construction tasks.

A claw hammer featuring an ergonomic handle for improved grip and comfort during use.

A hammer filled with sand or shot that reduces rebound and delivers a solid strike.

A hammer designed for electricians with a straight claw and a cushioned grip.

A hammer used for metal embossing and shaping, featuring a flat face and lightweight design.

A durable framing hammer with a lightweight fiberglass handle for shock absorption.

A heavy hammer designed for framing carpentry, featuring a long handle and a milled face.

A comprehensive set of various types of hammers, perfect for tackling any project.