short german shape, with ash handle   These forging hammers are individually free form forged in the last historical tool factory "Krenzerhammer". This is the last historical tool factory in the valley of the Ennepe (Germany).

  short german shape, with ash handle

  short german shape, with ash handle   These forging hammers are individually free form forged in the last historical tool factory "Krenzerhammer". This is the last historical tool factory in the valley of the Ennepe (Germany).

  hand-forged, selectively hardened, twice tempered, ground on the fin and face, with ash handle.   A quality product from the Balbach Damascus forge.   The hammers are individually free-form forged without a die and made from high-quality tool steel. Selective hardening keeps the shell soft, and the ergonomic shape, combined with good weight distribution, allows for less tiring forging. The hammers are tempered twice and then finely ground on the fin and face. The handle, made of robust robinia, fits comfortably in the hand and is secured with an iron wedge for a secure grip.   Features: Ergonomic shape Good weight distribution Individually forged by hand Free-form forged High-quality tool steel Selectively hardened and tempered twice Hard face/fin Soft shell Robust robinia handle

  hand-forged, selectively hardened, twice tempered, ground on the fin and face, with ash handle.   A quality product from the Balbach Damascus forge.   The hammers are individually free-form forged without a die and made from high-quality tool steel. Selective hardening keeps the shell soft, and the ergonomic shape, combined with good weight distribution, allows for less tiring forging. The hammers are tempered twice and then finely ground on the fin and face. The handle, made of robust robinia, fits comfortably in the hand and is secured with an iron wedge for a secure grip.   Features: Ergonomic shape Good weight distribution Individually forged by hand Free-form forged High-quality tool steel Selectively hardened and tempered twice Hard face/fin Soft shell Robust robinia handle

  optimized form by the rich experience of Alfred Habermann, short form with optimised balancing, face 45x45 mm, with short and thin wooden robinia handle   Alfred Habermann was one of the most influential master smiths of the 20th century. He was not only a great blacksmith and designer also he was a "world traveler" in the interest of blacksmithing. He gave coursest on almost every continent and set fire to the modern metal design and  young people.   Alfred Habermann had a wealth of experience in the artisanal production of perfect forging tools. He analyzed the requirements for the tool and the conditions of the human body. This resulted in a series of ergonomically optimized and functional tools, which we manufacture and sell exclusively in small batches.

  with wooden robinia handle optimized form by the rich experience of Alfred Habermann, short form with optimised balancing   material 1.4021, the hardness of the face reaches only about 48 HRC

  short german shape, with ash handle   These forging hammers are individually free form forged in the last historical tool factory "Krenzerhammer". This is the last historical tool factory in the valley of the Ennepe (Germany).

    The English form of the locksmith's hammer is also called an "Ingenieurhammer" in Germany. However, this name originated from a mistranslation of the English term "engineer," which in this context actually referred to a mechanic or machinist.

  DIN 1041, with ash handle, length 300 mm   · Forged, hardened and tempered · Made of the best tempering steel · Face and tiller cleanly ground · Edges broken as required · Hammer head in accordance with DIN 1041

  handforged, with ash handle   These forging hammers are individually free form forged in the last historical tool factory "Krenzerhammer". This is the last historical tool factory in the valley of the Ennepe (Germany).

  individually handforged head lenght approx 120 mm, with robinia handle   A quality product from the Balbach Damascus forge.   The hammers are individually free-form forged without a die and made from high-quality tool steel. Selective hardening keeps the shell soft, and the ergonomic shape, combined with good weight distribution, allows for less tiring forging. The hammers are tempered twice and then finely ground on the fin and face. The handle, made of robust robinia, fits comfortably in the hand and is secured with an iron wedge for a secure grip.   Features: Ergonomic shape Good weight distribution Individually forged by hand Free-form forged High-quality tool steel Selectively hardened and tempered twice Hard face/fin Soft shell Robust robinia handle

  french form, NERTECH handle   Forged head made of C45E steel, with inductive heat treatment of the working surfaces (approx. 54 HRC). Finely polished fin and face. Quadruple carbon composite shaft with unbreakable fiberglass core, carbon fiber, vibration-damping polypropylene and elastomer injection for extra grip.

  german form with hickory handle, face electro-inductive tempered

  Danish pattern – with a round face and short peen and hickory handle

  combination of soft-faced and locksmith's hammer, with extremely robust handle with unbreakable fiberglass core, with replaceable plastic inserts #varinfo

  with wooden handle with replaceable plasic inserts, head diameter 32 mm

  DIN 660, Steel RSt 36-2 Shank diameter #Varinfo shank length   Some projects require only a few rivets, and not everyone has enough workshop space to keep a whole pack on the shelf for that "just-in-case" scenario...   That is why we are now selling round-head rivets individually. Sizes not listed here are currently not available for individual sale.     Note on the designation: The first number indicates the shank diameter, the second the shank length (excluding the head height!). For example, a rivet DIN 660 - 5 x 10 has a shank diameter of 5 mm and a shank length of 10 mm. The total length of the rivet in this case is 13 mm.

    Note on the designation: The first number indicates the shank diameter, the second the shank length (excluding the head height!). For example, a rivet DIN 660 - 5 x 10 has a shank diameter of 5 mm and a shank length of 10 mm. The total length of the rivet in this case is 13 mm.