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πŸ”¨ Stanley 54 716: Premium Jacketed Graphite Hammer Review Review

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Description of πŸ”¨ Stanley 54 716: Premium Jacketed Graphite Hammer Review

Country of manufacture: Mexico. Manufacturer: Stanley. Heat-treated, high-carbon steel head for strength and durability. Rim-tempered process around the striking face minimizes chipping from off-center strikes. Patented head-to-handle assembly for a permanent fit. Molded jacket over graphite handle means maximum overstrike protection. Cushioned grip, molded jacketis designed to absorb shock. Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Ordered 16 oz, received 12 oz.

I ordered a 16oz hammer. The box said 16 oz but inside was a 12 oz hammer. I decided to leave it anyway as it serves its purpose. The grip on the handle is comfortable.

Pros
  • Patented head to handle for a permanent fit
Cons
  • Out of fashion

Revainrating 4 out of 5

This is a Pein Ball Hammer

This is a hammer that gets the job done. They used to make a copper bowl out of a sheet of metal, it turned out great. Withstands the beatings I've been through. This is an item that should keep you busy for years to come and if it didn't I'd be surprised.

Pros
  • Country of Origin: Mexico
Cons
  • Slightly Crumpled

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Absolute junk. Don't waste money.

Absolute junk. Chinese steel disposable oil, the grind on the head is sloppy and the hitting faces are not hardened. If you're looking for a crappy hammer for your pickup, this is it. Not good for anything else. I'm honestly pissed I paid more than $5 for it. Do yourself a favor, spend your extra ten dollars and buy an Estwing.

Pros
  • Molded shell over graphite grip provides maximum protection from overload. Padded handle, molded shroud for shock absorption
Cons
  • Big and bulky