Estwing Drilling Hammer 2 lb

Nice feel in your hands even using all day

Estwing manufactures the best steel hammers, rock picks and chisels I’ve ever encountered. They s...

Estwing manufactures the best steel hammers, rock picks and chisels I’ve ever encountered. They serve well for the purpose intended. The rubber handles absorb most of the shock when using making them comfortable to use and easy to handle. As far as quality is concerned, you would be hard pressed to damage or destroy one of these tools. They cost a bit more than many other available brands but if you really intend to use the tools then you will be happy you paid for quality. With Estwing you are essentially investing in a top of the line tool that will last you a lifetime.

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Great sledge by Estwing!

Great hammer! Tools just aren't made like they use to be. This thing is still solid.

I wanted a forged hammer with enough weight to drive roof bolts and T posts in the garden. It’s a...

I wanted a forged hammer with enough weight to drive roof bolts and T posts in the garden. It’s awkward to hold due to the weight, but It knocks the posts in much faster and if I miss a hit and hit the handle it doesn’t break.

Same high quality that Estwing is notoriously known for. I did concrete construction in high scho...

Same high quality that Estwing is notoriously known for. I did concrete construction in high school using their 22 and 28 ounce blue handle framing version and still use them today. I needed a sledge and didn't even look at another brand. Went right to Estwing and as soon as I received it, knew it was high quality. Well balanced hammer with shock-free handle coating overmoulded or dipped. Made in USA is a huge testament as to why these hammers are so heavy duty and a must for anyone needing a serious hammer that will last. The most important thing about this hammer is it is worthy of the age-old statement "you get what you pay for." Estwing didn't skip corners on this hammer, it is solid. Spend the extra money and he a sledge that will never break, and will last ... MoreSame high quality that Estwing is notoriously known for. I did concrete construction in high school using their 22 and 28 ounce blue handle framing version and still use them today. I needed a sledge and didn't even look at another brand. Went right to Estwing and as soon as I received it, knew it was high quality. Well balanced hammer with shock-free handle coating overmoulded or dipped. Made in USA is a huge testament as to why these hammers are so heavy duty and a must for anyone needing a serious hammer that will last. The most important thing about this hammer is it is worthy of the age-old statement "you get what you pay for." Estwing didn't skip corners on this hammer, it is solid. Spend the extra money and he a sledge that will never break, and will last forever if taken care of.

This Estwing B3-3LB hammer measures 11" long and its head is 4" wide, so the picture shows the 4-...

This Estwing B3-3LB hammer measures 11" long and its head is 4" wide, so the picture shows the 4-lb. hammer. No problem, as this B3-3LB is the same blue-coated hammer you'll find in Estwing's catalog. If you need heft around the house, you will use a 3-lb. hammer more than you think. A 4-lb. hammer -- such as the48-oz. Estwing Engineer's hammer -- is more specific to splitting and punching through large objects, and thus too much for many jobs, whereas a smaller 2-lb. hammer doesn't carry enough punch for shaping brick and stones. This Estwing B3-3LB can punch through plywood walls and bend steel truck bumpers back into shape while also driving stakes in the yard. Its softly contoured edge won't leave a harsh dent in metal. As others have noted, Estwing takes great ... MoreThis Estwing B3-3LB hammer measures 11" long and its head is 4" wide, so the picture shows the 4-lb. hammer. No problem, as this B3-3LB is the same blue-coated hammer you'll find in Estwing's catalog. If you need heft around the house, you will use a 3-lb. hammer more than you think. A 4-lb. hammer -- such as the48-oz. Estwing Engineer's hammer -- is more specific to splitting and punching through large objects, and thus too much for many jobs, whereas a smaller 2-lb. hammer doesn't carry enough punch for shaping brick and stones. This Estwing B3-3LB can punch through plywood walls and bend steel truck bumpers back into shape while also driving stakes in the yard. Its softly contoured edge won't leave a harsh dent in metal. As others have noted, Estwing takes great care in their handle design. What looks simple is shaped and textured not only to fit your hand comfortably in gloves, but textured to keep the hammer from slipping upon impact. You'll enjoy it for a lifetime, but keep the old hammer around to loan out to friends and family; an Estwing should never leave home!

This hammer is very well built and has good balance. It did come with a few marks on the head, bu...

This hammer is very well built and has good balance. It did come with a few marks on the head, but lets face it, this is a hammer. It will have lots more marks after it is used.

Use it in field in HVAC mechanical rooms to persuade things. Perfect fit and toughness for my use...

Use it in field in HVAC mechanical rooms to persuade things. Perfect fit and toughness for my use. Made in USA.

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its true you get what you pay for, good solid tool weighted just right in the hand , will last a long time if the shiny magpies don't steel it first lol.