🔨 Martin 153FG Chisel Hammer Fiberglass: Versatile Tool for Precision Woodworking Review

After hammering sheet metal for 25 years I have found that working with lighter weight metals is easier on my wrist. Do yourself and your wrists a favor and buy NOW!

This hammer sucks. I use it 90% of the day. The top heavy head is extremely comfortable and comfortable. Rocks like crazy with pinpoint precision.

Very good hammer. I do PDR, and hammers made specifically for PDR cost ridiculously, like everything else in the field. I painted my face and it turned out great. Not wanting to give up when I win, I also tried drilling and tapping the back end like a real PDR hammer, but it didn't work that well. The metal used is very hard, "as you would imagine a hammer to be" but even with the carbide bits on my press I have achieved nothing other than the quality of American steel that makes this awesome…

This hammer is some freaking awesome stuff as I use it 90% of the day. Top heavy head is extremely nice and comfortable. Rocks like crazy with precision and precision.

Sheet Metal Work Buy and love this hammer. It's very light and gets the job done. Definitely no problem rocking it all day. Definitely not a hammer for field use on a construction site but when it comes to making ductwork in a workshop this is a great hammer and is preferred over a regular canning hammer.

Really good hammer. I do PDR, and hammers made specifically for PDR cost ridiculously, like everything else in the field. I polished the surface and it turned out great. When I won I also tried drilling and tapping the back end like a real PDR hammer but it didn't work. The metal used is very hard "as you can imagine a hammer" but even with the carbide inserts on my press I got nothing but the high quality American steel used to make this great hammer.