Woodstock D2670 4-Ounce Cross Peen Hammer

I bought this for building my AR-15. The I used roll pin starters roll pin punches, and this hammer. The roll-pins went it effortlessly. The quality was a little better than I expected at this price; it's not uber-spectacular, but it will get the job done. This hammer suits my need perfectly. It is a descent cheap hammer for light use.

as stated in other reviews, epoxied handle/head connection. I'll use it that way till it wears out (if ever). Then reset the handle with wedges. Head has a thick, what I guess is, epoxy coating. That'll need to come off before I use it. Others might not care. 4 oz is perfect for hand plane adjustment and brads & pins. Overall, very happy with this purchase.

I am doing an old car resto and I needed to get a small hammer to tap out some trim dings. This worked out great. It's not professional grade, but neither am I and it worked fine.

I bought this little fellow for punching and peening pins on small art projects. 4ozs feels about right for delicate projects, the balance is good in hand. The hammer faces are dressed decently, not perfect, but very good. They also show good hardening.Small star deduction because the paint and lacquering job was a little messy, and needed some extra hand work, which I did.A nice value for the $13 paid. Little hammers are expensive, and this is a nice and useful shape.

This little hammer is perfect for working on small jobs with a minimum of space. It is really a quality piece of equipment. It is worth the money, could not find it anywhere else.

You get what you pay for. The hammer head is not even glued on straight. I was hoping to use this hammer to do some stainless trim work on one of my cars but i can’t control it properly if it’s not square with the handle. I guess I’ll have to remove it, square it up and re-attach it and properly dress the business ends while I’m at it. I was hoping to use it to help me with a project, not to be a new project. If it was square with the handle, and the ends were decently dressed, it would not be a bad hammer

If you do any jewelry work you know that you either have to have good tools or stop. When it comes to shaping metals the planishing hammer and the cross peen are abou the most used in my stable. My heart sank when I saw the China stampe don the side of the head expecting that I had bought another piece of junk. Big surprise. After checking the polish and polishing where I needed it this hammer performs well nicely balanced and just the exact weight I need for copper and silver.

I like this little hammer for adjusting my handbuilt hand plane. It's just the right weight and the long handle makes it easy to give the plane a tap in the right place to tighten or loosen the blad. It's not perfectly polished like a Lie Nielsen tool but the price was right and it works just great.

LIGHT WEIGHT, WELL MADE, PERFECT FOR COPPERSMITHING.

O produto é exatamente o que eu queria

I bought this to adjust my plane irons and for hammering small nails.Great product for either situation, good solid little hammer.

a very handy tool

It is a well-made little hammer. I use it for forming copper and it is perfect.