🔨 Enhance Your Cobbling Craft with the Osborne 66 Cobblers Shoe Hammer Review

The smoothly polished surface of the head is great when I tap the seams of my leather goods and it does not damage the leather.

Arrived on time in perfect condition as promised. The hammer part is beveled so as not to leave scars on the skin you hit. works as promised.

Shaping the leather on a wooden mold helps it fit better and smooth out the seams much better than you think. You will be satisfied.

There was a small nick on the head that I had to polish for the price. I expected the head to be well polished. I could buy a much cheaper 1 if I wanted to polish the head myself. Well, I did it the American way, just expecting it to be up to the standards I associate with a first class American made instrument.

Will be bearable after some work. The head is poorly attached to the shank and machine marks are on the front of the hammer. Requires trimming and polishing. I took a chance despite the reviews. I was wrong. Not worth the price but due to time constraints I'll keep it.

There was a small dimple on the head which I had to polish for the price I would expect with a polished head. I could buy a much cheaper 1 if I wanted to polish the head myself. Well, I did it the American way, just expecting it to be up to the standards I would expect from a top-notch American-made instrument.

So my gavel just arrived and I opened the package like a five year old on Christmas day only to feel like a teenager finding out his father can be one of the hundreds of men the mom in meets beam. Expressions of frustration aside, let's end this review. I'm really disappointed and add what my boys would say to bypass the line in the forbidden language. The most important thing is the face, the part that actually comes into contact with the skin and hence my disappointment. I can visually see…