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Model: Hooyman 4lb Club Sledge Hammer with Heavy Duty Construction, Ergonomic No-Slip H-Grip Handles, Solid Fiberglass Cores, and Epoxy Sealed Heads for Construction, Gardening, Yard Work, and Outdoors
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I have both a 4 and 6 lb that are ten inches in total and they both work wonderfully for what they are designed for. A 4 lb sledge is typically short handled as it gives you great control yet still plenty of power. For chiseling, drilling or driving application where you are holding the tool you do not want a long hammer handle. Long handles also do not work well in tight areas like under car.
It's hammer time
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It's hammer time
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I've got a 4 lb hand sledge that's 12" long and I thought that was short. This is 1 1/2" even shorter.
Using a 4 lb hammer with a handle this short isn't a whole lot different than just gripping the head and using it like a caveman would with a rock.
I've got a 4 lb hand sledge that's 12" long and I thought that was short. This is 1 1/2" even shorter.
Using a 4 lb hammer with a handle this short isn't a whole lot different than just gripping the head and using it like a caveman would with a rock.
I have both a 4 and 6 lb that are ten inches in total and they both work wonderfully for what they are designed for. A 4 lb sledge is typically short handled as it gives you great control yet still plenty of power. For chiseling, drilling or driving application where you are holding the tool you do not want a long hammer handle. Long handles also do not work well in tight areas like under car.
I would often use this to drive stakes in the ground, so I guess if you're attacking a vampire... work started training me this last week to be a GPS surveyor, and this type of thing looks useful to have to go out and knock nails through asphalt, or to put wooden Stakes or hubs in the ground
it's really not the best tool for the job, but you could also use it to drive fence posts. you know those metal ones that you tie wire a wire to
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Just ordered one thanks op. Gonna be replacing the leftover bricks I've been using to smash down yard trimmings for more room in which has been basically a weekly thing.
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Using a 4 lb hammer with a handle this short isn't a whole lot different than just gripping the head and using it like a caveman would with a rock.
Using a 4 lb hammer with a handle this short isn't a whole lot different than just gripping the head and using it like a caveman would with a rock.
I would often use this to drive stakes in the ground, so I guess if you're attacking a vampire... work started training me this last week to be a GPS surveyor, and this type of thing looks useful to have to go out and knock nails through asphalt, or to put wooden Stakes or hubs in the ground
it's really not the best tool for the job, but you could also use it to drive fence posts. you know those metal ones that you tie wire a wire to
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