💪 TEKTON 30709 Dead Hammer 48 Ounce: Unleash Superior Force for Powerful Impact Review

I use one or two of these almost every day. Three sizes for many needs. They work great and the plastic doesn't seem to wear out. And since I spend about half my time looking for tools, no matter the task or how carefully I stow the tools, this bright orange makes finding them a lot easier. A good thing.

My first dead hammers. I bought these to mount a rear bracket on a 10.5" sterling rear axle. Not realizing how big a hammer I would need for the job, I found this set. Tried all 3, a 3lb rear wheel was the best. If you are doing the same as me and only want to buy 1 hammer, buy the 3lb hammer. But I have no regrets buying this set.

Excellent product. However, it is almost identical to the Harbor Freight Tool except for the traces of molding. These are hammers. While I love the Tekton, it's clear that this hammer is made in the same factory as the cheaper models that do the same thing. a hammer. I'm returning my Tekton Hammer because the Harbor Freight model is almost a third cheaper.

A year later they separated. I contacted them on their website and a new one is on the way. It took them about 2 minutes to reply. There is an option on the tecton website to upload your photo and there were no questions asked. The only answer I got was that a new one is on the way. GREAT! There are no hoops to jump into. Definitely staying with tecton if they continue like this.

is a nice bold hit, but don't worry if you plan to use it in masonry/outdoors. I bought it specifically for setting/aligning blocks for a wall I'm building and it took about 1 day before the hammer surface wore off. Pooh. I like the hammer's weight, but I think I'll have to toss the money on an east wing or something well made for handling rough stone surfaces.

I have used several other Tekton tools and even given warranties on them so when I placed my order I was confident that they would be of good quality. Hammers are exactly what you'd expect from a series of final blows. I haven't used the smallest one very much, but I've used the two large ones to chip off a lot of rusty brake and suspension parts. You have never let me down. The plastic coating lasts and should last for quite a while. Tekton are some of my favorite tools to buy online as they…

Sometimes you just have to tap something to make it move. A steel hammer will damage the item, while a rubber hammer will deflect too much. These hammers are just right. Three different sizes for the same price as a hammer from another manufacturer. There may be applications where these hammers are not good enough and it is better to use an expensive one. But I didn't come across any. The plastic feels pretty solid, if not indestructible. On one I see a scratch from the end of the wooden pegs I

Great quality and price for this set of finishers. I'm a heavy equipment field engineer and buy them to keep in my truck. For the price they have met my expectations so far. They hold up well and feel good. I use them to drive in gaskets, pry out loose bolts by hitting a wrench or pry bar and to fasten parts in tight spaces, they hold up well and they don't come loose with pieces of rubber like the popular Chinese brand. I love that they don't leave marks on the parts, there's nothing worse…

I've seen jackhammers start and end their careers on the same day. I think some people just can't handle the forces that are thrown at them. The main problem they face is the internal steel components breaking through the plastic mold. I know people who use them for a year or more in demanding applications where they have a habit of replacing them every few months. When using "budget" jackhammers (or "budget" tools in general) they agree that the quality, fit, finish and hand feel are abysmal…