🔨 Seymour LK 480 19 2 Inch Sledge Hammer: Unleash Unmatched Power and Precision! Review

There was an old hammer in the garage that weighed 2.5 pounds. I finally felt the need to use it, so I decided to replace the grip rather than buy a new one. The local warehouse didn't have one so I decided to take a look at Revane and saw this one. The handle was too wide for the hole in the hammer head, but it was easy to scrape off a few layers to get it right. The head is set and the hammer is used regularly, the handle seems to be handling the load well. Overall, I'm glad I decided to…

The shape of the head and shank of the handle is well carved. It went into the metal head of my hammer drill with no problem. It came with wedges to expand the shank for a secure fit. The swap was so easy that my 16 year old son, who isn't mechanically inclined, was able to swap out the grips with no instructions. Pros Good fit comes with metal and wooden wedges Sturdy handle Rough finish for a good grip It totally meets my needs Cons If you want a silky smooth grip, this isn't for you unless…

This grip is slightly shorter than other replacement parts (smaller than the lever) but costs less. I used it to replace a 4 lb hammer. It comes with two wedges, one metal and one wooden. I used a wooden wedge with a few drops of wood glue for extra security. It took a few minutes of hand sanding to get the oval hole to fit nicely. The grip was a little rough, but a few seconds of hand sanding smoothed it out. I believe it was originally my grandfather's hammer and the handle fell apart, a new…

Head and shank cut well. It went into the metal head of my hammer drill with no problems. It came with splines to expand the shank for a secure fit. The replacement was so easy that my 16 year old son who is not mechanically inclined was able to change grips without instruction Pros Good fit comes with metal and wood wedges Sturdy grip Rough surface for good grip It fully meets my needs Cons If you want a silky smooth grip this isn't for you unless you're willing to rub it down with fine…

I knew better than to buy something like this show. If I saw this pen live in a store I would walk by. first problem. It was advertised as a sledgehammer handle fit for a 4 pounder. Chapter. It was too small for my sled head. I made a mistake trying to use it and broke the handle while driving the wedge. second problem. I learned the hard way what a good pen looks like. A few criteria are that the wood grain follows the handle and is the same color throughout. It failed on both counts. Guilty…