Mini dog hammer

Mini Dog forging hammer  Forged by our skilled blacksmiths from 5160 high carbon steel these hammers are paired up with a toasted Black locust handle.  This is a light weight forging hammer that can be used on hot or cold work. It comes with a rounded face and can be shaped further to suit your ne ...Read more
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Mini Dog forging hammer 

Forged by our skilled blacksmiths from 5160 high carbon steel these hammers are paired up with a toasted Black locust handle. 

This is a light weight forging hammer that can be used on hot or cold work. It comes with a rounded face and can be shaped further to suit your needs.  

The  weight of the hammer is 520g/18oz,  handle length is 280mm from underneath the head. 

Australia wide postage available or local pick up by appointment once purchase complete. 

Free complimentary laser engraving upon request - yes even through the scale. 

5160 is a high carbon steel and some care is needed to prevent rust. 
Following these steps will help maintain the condition and longevity of your hammer.

  1. Cleaning:
    • After each use, wipe the hammer with a clean, dry cloth to remove any debris or residue.
    • For stubborn dirt, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush. Dry thoroughly afterward.
  2. Rust Prevention:
    • Apply a thin layer of oil (e.g., mineral oil or machine oil) to the hammerhead to prevent rust.
    • Store in a dry place. Consider using a silica gel pack in the storage area to absorb moisture.
  3. Maintenance:
    • Periodically inspect the hammerhead for any signs of wear or damage.
    • If the hammerhead becomes dull or nicked, use a fine grit sandpaper or sharpening stone to smooth it out.
  4. Handle Care:
    • Ensure the handle is securely attached. Tighten or replace it if necessary.
    • If the handle is wooden, periodically apply linseed oil to prevent drying and cracking.
  5. Storage:
    • Store the hammer in a tool rack or toolbox, ensuring it's not in contact with other tools to avoid damage.
    • Avoid leaving the hammer in damp or humid environments for extended periods.

 

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