estwing-drywall-hammer

Made in USA · Estwing ~ Since 1923

• One forged all-steel piece from the head through the handle
• Wide round beveled waffle-face on hammer head
• Excellent weight. leverage balance
• Blade on hammer scores drywall notch can pry nails help carry drywall
• 13-1/2″ overall length
• Handle reduces impact vibrations due to Estwing’s patented “Shock Reduction Nylon Grip”
• Nylon vinyl deep cushion grip bonded to steel handle for comfort durability

• Product Description
• Specs

• A great drywall hammer with a special design of weight. leverage tool balance that feels good in the hand. Made of all-forged American-made steel. this hammer is a tough tool that is made to last. Drywall workers like this Estwing model due to it’s versatility. The great feature with this model is the wide beveled waffle-head which will not tear or rip holes into the drywall. unlike what regular hammers will do. The beveled waffle-face also gives the drywall a nice “dimple” when pounding stipples the paper. so that when you cover it with drywall compound afterwards. it will stick well. One may also score drywall with the blade pry nails with the little notch. The hammer may also be used to carry drywall panels with the special notch. The handle has Estwing’s nylon vinyl deep cushion grip. which is bonded to the steel for comfort durability. Made in the USA. Note: Honing of blade is recommended before use.

  Since 1923. the Estwing family its employees have taken pride in designing manufacturing the world’s most durable. comfortable attractive striking struck tools. All claw hammers. axes. specialty tools pry bars are manufactured to the highest possible standards offer a true value to both tradesmen craftsmen alike.

• Product	Hammer Face Diameter	Overall Length	Nylon Grip Length	Weight	Model #
  Estwing Drywall Hammer ~ Milled Face	1 – 3/8″	13 – 1/2″	7 – 1/2″	11 oz	E3-11

   

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