🔨 Weichuan Woodworking Leathercraft with Exceptional Engraving Balance Review

I wanted to make a pair of smaller hammers for chiseling especially wood carving but at this price I bought a pair of these. They are well made with good materials and fit my purpose very well.

Well, as long as I only use one side to punch, this will probably take more than a week or two. Look at the photos. One side is completely divided. They've only widened since he got to me. It's bullshit. But. It was only about 10-11 dollars. You get what you pay for. Spring for Narex for an additional $10. Narex has never let me down and it's all cheap without sacrificing quality. This hammer has sacrificed *ALL* quality for the price.

I was very disappointed when I received the hammer. Both impact surfaces were extremely rough and no attempt was made to grind them down. They were so rough they destroyed the texture and pattern of any wood they were used on. I'm a woodworker, sand a little and soak with lemon oil, then sand again and the tool is acceptable now. Didn't expect high quality for the price. I just feel that a little effort should be expected to sand down the faces.

I was wanting to make a pair of smaller hammers for chiselling, especially wood carving, but at that price I got a pair of these instead. They are well made with good materials and fit my purpose very well.

I was very disappointed when I received the hammer. Both impact surfaces were extremely rough and no attempt was made to polish them. They were so rough they destroyed the texture and pattern of any wood they were used on. I'm a carpenter, sand a bit and soak in lemon oil, then sand again and the tool is acceptable now. Didn't expect high quality for the price. I just feel that a little effort should be expected to sand down the faces.

I was doing a leathercraft project with my Cub Scout backpack and I could find many stamp sets at my local craft store but not enough hammers to use them (few kids, be patient). Jumped onto the Revain and found this. I took the risk that they would arrive on time and indeed they did. The children had no problem with it and the surfaces of the hammers remained relatively undamaged. The shorter handles helped the kids with precision and although they had to press each stamp about 2 times it…