Thor 710 Nylon Hammer 1.Lb

Its a very good hammer, next time I'll buy one a wee bit heavier though.

Came with wooden handle, which I am very pleased! Good quality product, perfect for stainless steel shee work (316) which I am welding at work, does not scratch prior hammering.

This was a god send when working on a bicycle. I need to remove the chain set, the chain set was very well seated. Recommendations were to use a hammer with a drift (piece of wood) or get one of these as per the manufacturers recommendations. I'd tried unsuccesfully to dislodge the part with a rubber mallet to no effect, a 3-4 swift but firm blows with this and it came straight out. No damage to the part. It's got a good weight and is well balanced. Good for those jobs where a hammer is needed but a metal one will do more harm than good.

Love the weight, the look, the feel and the build quality. Definitely the right purchase.

I don't really have much to say about this, it's a hammer with a nylon head. It's weighty, and that's a good thing, and being nylon you're most likely going to be using this in situations where you are hammering something that is kind-of delicate and where a normal steel hammer would cause more damage than good. I use this for gently aligning heat-set inserts for 3D printed enclosures, I use heat inserts because they provide the best method of adding screw holes to a 3D printed enclosure, they're solid. They are made of brass and they need to be gently tapped into the first part of the hole to align them, once there I use a tool to heat and insert the insert into the plastic. The hammer feels quality, and it works like a champ.

Needed a new plastic hammer. A good make.

just the right weight

Great hammer for using on white plastic.