🔨 Enhance Your Crafting and Jewelry Making with the Cousin Craft and Jewelry Mini Hammer in Brown Review

I had one of these that I used a lot for non-craft purposes and I couldn't find a hammer of the same size anywhere. I loaned the original to a neighbor and never got it back. This one will not leave the house.

This hammer was a great choice for the price. However, if you stamp metal for long hours, it becomes very inconvenient. Hammer quality is good. I've seen and used better ones. I would recommend it to those who are just starting out and don't want to invest heavily in metal stamping yet.

I bought this hoping for something compact to carry with my stamp set for marking brass keys, but while it works with two or three strokes, it's easier to do it with a heavier hammer in one hit. However, it is very nice because it is light and compact enough to carry around. I know this wasn't sold for key stamping, but if others have the same idea I wanted them to know.

I don't know how this would work for jewelry, but for nailing wire clips (the plastic U-shaped things that attach wires to the wall) it is one atomic bomb. I had to run about 100 feet of cable into the media room and neither a regular hammer nor a jackhammer worked as I had some very tight places to insert clips. It was an amazing beautiful heavy head and I could get it close enough to drive those little nails. Saved me a lot of frustration. Should be pretty solid, I've hammered in an…

The whole point of a hammer like this is to be round, and it's not. It looks like it was created when an underpaid worker tried to grind it into a round shape. The foremost part of the rounded end is not centered and was clearly shaped by performing a series of flat grinds by hand and then sanding the corners. It's not as bad as a similar product I received from Michael recently, but it's in the same category. It's like something I would make myself in my garage and would eventually give up…