handforged very low hight, suitable for power hammers, height 40 mm, length 350 mm

  handforged very low hight, suitable for power hammers, height 40 mm, length 350 mm

  spring swage design, handforged very low hight, suitable for power hammers, height 50 mm, length ~ 400 mm

Ball hammer #Varinfo hand-forged, made of tool steel Head length approx. 140 mm, convex side approx. Ø 30 mm, slightly convex side approx. 30x30 mm, Total length approx. 350 mm   Features: Made of high-quality tool steel Hand-forged Carefully hardened and tempered Grounded Ergonomic head shape Ergonomic hammer handle One side rounded - convex One side square - slightly convex   These special tools are hand-forged to the highest quality standards at the Reisinger forge in the heart of the Lower Mühlviertel region of Austria.   ...and for those who would like to learn more about Peter Reisinger and his family business, further information can be found in the "Manufacturer" tab.

  approx. 17x17 mm, approx. 19 mm height, thread #Varinfo, approx. 15 mm thread depth, raw surface.   The alternative to "ordinary" nuts allows for an original fastening of forged elements and ensures a beautiful appearance.

  made of C75, open-die forged, hardened, one side straight, one side curved, hardened and ground, Length approx. 200mm   Forged for eternity!   The scriber for every bag and workshop. Filigree, free-form forged, this scriber sits perfectly in the hand. The slim design, which is curved on one side, ensures optimal handling and easy access to hard-to-reach places. Forging and hardening C75 steel makes this scriber very hard and durable and should the point ever become blunt it can be easily resharpened.   Characteristics: hand-forged C75 - hard and resilient nicely balanced curly/straight side   First-class quality from a small German master forge.

  ~ 75x20x3-3,5mm a quality product of the Balbach damascus forge

  ~ 85 x 24,5 x 3-3,5 mm a quality product of the Balbach damascus forge

  Dimension approx. 85 x 24,5 x 3-3,5 mm plus handle about 145 layers   - SuperClean-layer welds - Stainless - Very fine grain - Reliable production process - High edge holding - Fit for food contact - Uncritical misforming after heat treatment - High hardening possible (up to 62 HRC)

  steel, with anvil in bronze, dimension 85 x 50 mm

  silver 925, with loop, dimension of anvil 29 x 13 x 18 mm

  silver 925, with loop, length of hammer approx 42 mm

Pendant "Thor's Hammer" (Mjöllnir) of bronze, with loop, length of hammer approx 42 mm

  geschmiedet aus Stahl, klassische Hammerform, mit Holzstiel   Small blacksmith hammer made of forged steel, not hardened, as a decorative object. Approx. 90g total weight, hammer head approx. 20x20x40 mm.   Fig. 2 shows a hammer with a miniature anvil - this is not included in the scope of delivery.

  Set consisting of flint, flints, tinder, and instructions   A strike-a-light kit typically comprises three essential components: a striker (often flint), a fire steel, and tinder. To generate a spark, the fire steel is struck firmly against the sharp edge of the striker. This action scrapes tiny particles from the fire steel. The friction from this process causes these particles to ignite instantly, creating sparks that can reach temperatures up to 1500 °C.   These hot sparks are then directed onto a receptive material known as tinder, such as char cloth (carbonized cotton fabric) or even certain types of fungus like true tinder fungus. The tinder catches these sparks and begins to smolder. Once the tinder is glowing, it's typically placed into a "tinder nest" – a bundle of easily ignitable material. By carefully introducing air, often by blowing gently, the smoldering tinder can then be coaxed into a full flame.

  hand-forged from high-carbon steel in a small forge in Austria, length approx. 100 mm