🔨 HAM 202 00 - Riveting Hammer (Square Ounces) Review

With this I give copper rivets a finished structure. It's too easy to install. For this I use 12 oz. a hammer. This little hammer will work rivet heads nicely, reducing the chance of damaging the underlying fabric or leather.

Received the hammer quickly and it was just like the picture. Before I received it I was a bit worried as the cheap hammers I used to buy (from another seller) were wobbly before I even used them. Although time will tell how well it holds up, I've used it for about 40 rivets so far in the week I've had it and it hasn't become unstable or its finish degraded. The surface is very good and smooth for a cheap jeweler's hammer.

Surprisingly good quality, the head is held in place with red epoxy and a tiny cylindrical wedge as far as I can tell. Now for the nitpicking. The roughness of the handle is exactly 90 degrees from that, what it should be. It doesn't mean anything to 99% of you, but as someone who makes and assembles their own grips on a regular basis, it worries me that it's also undamaged and fair. Inaccurate, in my opinion. I might toss it out at the end and put a nice apple or frame grip on it.Otherwise the