Review on 🔨 Pittsburgh Stubby Ball Pein Hammer: Compact Powerhouse for Precision Strikes by Rob Dixon

A. It was supposed to be delivered to my matching door but instead went to PO Who does not deliver. (I'm in the country. 🙅) And I can't drive because of my neuropathy. Finally found someone to pick it up for me. You have to blame UPS. B. Even with neuropathy, it fits my hand well. Total length - from the grip to the crown - from the base of the palm to the tips of the fingers. The length of the head is the length of my first finger. The flat striking end is about 1 inch in diameter, while the rounded pointed end (ball end) is smaller on the other side. According to the label, it is a fiberglass handle with a non-slip grip. Made in China (like everything I order). C. I haven't been smart in a long time, so I'm starting again. Hopefully this will help the neuropathy in my fingers and hands by moving them more. Read reviews of various articles about using a hammer like this one with two metal wires to string beads, twist ends, and other uses. I'm so excited to see how good I can tinker again. Really missed. D. The hammer is small but still looks like I could drive a nail into a wall with it. And if it comes to that, if someone tries to break in, I might hit them on the head with it because it feels heavy. Rschunimagu. I definitely recommend this hammer.