Ogrmar Plastic Rubber Hammer Jewelers: The Perfect Tool for Delicate Precision Work Review

This is a hammer. It does the job and so far nothing has come off and it hasn't damaged anything I hit with it. Rschunimagu. That's what I need.

Small hammer, not particularly heavy and definitely not a hammer. Ideal for pushing things into place, things that require extra pressure but are too stiff to insert fingers.

This is a great handy little tool! I use it to tap my wooden buttons onto my canvases and I'm sure it will come in very handy for many other small detailed type projects. It is also very durable and easy to use.

The Ogrmar double-headed hammer is just what I was looking for. Sturdy construction, interchangeable hammer heads (a hard translucent plastic, a black rubber). The handle is covered with a high-quality rubber pad, the shaft and head of the mallet are made of metal. Ideal for tapping on wood, plastic and metal blanks in specific areas without leaving marks or damaging the material. The heads are small enough for (semi) precision tasks, which was exactly what I needed. Highly recommend and the…

I bought this hammer for a hobby of collecting wooden inserts for my ever growing collection of board games. I don't have the finest of touches so there were many unfortunate incidents before I got this hammer. I'm happy to report that I was able to assemble the Broken Token insert for Lords of Waterdeep without damaging anything. I would recommend this hammer for all hobbies

In my experience plastic and rubber heads don't look well made. I don't expect this to last long and try not to over tighten as interested parties could pull the strings off the plastic/rubber. They often get weaker. And for such a price - not very much. The grip is good. But as for me, so what. There don't seem to be any other options. So I guess that's it until I stumble upon something else.

Ogrmar's two-headed hammer is just what I was looking for. Sturdy construction, interchangeable hammer heads (a hard translucent plastic, a black rubber). The handle is covered with a high-quality rubber pad, the shaft and head of the mallet are made of metal. This is ideal for tapping wood, plastic and metal blanks into place without leaving marks or damaging the material. The heads are small enough for (semi) precision tasks, which was exactly what I needed. Highly recommend and the price is…