🔨 Leathercraft Carving Hammer with Wood Handle, DIY Mallet for Leatherwork, Cowhide Sewing Club, Nylon T Head, 7.4 Inch Review

I got into leather goods after taking a class at a local leather shop. The problem was that I have very small hands and most mallets or hammers on the market were awkward to use. Thought to try this. Sooo happy with my purchase. It fits comfortably in the hand and is light yet strong enough to be riveted to my large bag. Great price and fast shipping too

Inexpensive, small and light. There are very few applications where I need to hammer this light. I have fairly large hands and the grip is a bit small for me. I still use it on rare occasions. If you're on a budget and just getting started with leather embossing, you should do it. If you are serious about leathercrafting, replace it with a better quality hammer. I should have bought the Tandy hammer a little more expensive.

WOW! I am very happy with this little sledgehammer. As many other reviewers have repeatedly pointed out, it feels great in the hand and is worth the money for the leatherwork. Some remarks on its construction; The total weight of the hammer is 11.4 ounces, with 9.8 ounces in the head. This means that when you strike, most of the weight is on you. The short handle and the way it's held makes it feel comfortable and controlled when in use. I've had a few good hits on my quartz countertop and…