Footprint 119 Club - Fibreglass Handle - 1.8kg 1194 (4 lb)
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Footprint 1194 Club Hammer Fibreglass Shaft 1.8Kg (4 Lb) FOO1194 | £17.58 | ||||
Footprint Club Hammer 1194 | £20.95 | ||||
Footprint Club Hammer 1.8kg 1194 | £20.95 | ||||
| £20.95 | |||||
Footprint 1194 Club Hammer Fibreglass Shaft 4lb FOO1194 | £20.79 | ||||
Footprint Club Hammer Fibreglass Shaft 1.8kg (4 lb) 1194 1194 | £23.14 | ||||
The Footprint 119 Club Hammer with a fibreglass handle is a purpose-built tool for metalworkers who need a dependable club hammer that stays comfortable and easy to tether when working at height. The handle design came from real-world forge use. We replaced worn hammers in our own forge and found the existing handles lacked the grip needed for precise strikes and for holding forging dies in place. This hammer borrows that practical insight to deliver a more secure, controllable feel in every blow. Key features and benefits - Forged, hardened and tempered head for consistent performance and longer service life - Solid fibreglass core handle for strength and reduced flex under impact - Thick rubberised grip designed to improve comfort during extended use - Large safety loop suitable for carabiners, enabling tethering when working at height - Specifically shaped to aid holding forging dies in place during strikes, improving control Who this is for - Metalworkers and blacksmiths who forge at benches or mobile setups - Tradespeople who work at height and need a secure tether point on hand tools - Small workshops and fabrication teams looking for a robust, long-lasting club hammer How it compares to standard hammers - The fibreglass core and thicker grip address fatigue and grip slippage common with wooden-handled rivals - The tethering loop adds a practical safety feature not always present on basic club hammers - The head’s forging and tempering provide a consistent striking surface and predictable performance across repeated use Practical use tips - Use for striking keys to hold forging dies in place and for general shaping work on metal - When working at height, attach a carabiner to the loop to prevent tool drop incidents - Inspect the grip and head regularly; replace if the grip wear or head condition compromises control Maintenance and care - Wipe down after use to remove oil and debris - Check the handle and loop for any cracks or wear; replace if integrity is compromised - Store in a dry space to prevent grip degrading or head corrosion This hammer offers a practical blend of strength, comfort and safety features designed for serious forge work and site use, without gimmicks or overstatement.
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