This is my favorite hammer--I am a woman and I use it for household repairs. I had one just like it that was lost somehow. I ordered an exact replacement. Exactly the right weight for my arm. Exactly the right grip for my (smallish) hands. Feels secure in my hand and allows me to be in control of it and very accurate.

Satisfied

It's a hammer. lol Does what I need it to do.

It's a tack hammer... Nothing to really write home about. It works as a tack hammer, not as a fork for a computer.

Fairly good hammer, the strike plate was not installed correctly but with a little modification, it will suffice. A bit heavy but works in the right arena.

Smaller than I expected, but magnet worked fine, and it did the job. Couldn't find my hammer, after a move, so this was a great substitute.

Just what I was looking for

like it alot

First of all I would like to say that I am harder on a framing hammer than most residential framers. I build commercial post frame buildings and I'm not lucky enough to be able to use 8's and 16's. Usually I'm banging 20d 40d and 60d ringshanks. The 34;strike plate34; that it shows in the picture is not what comes on the hammer. The picture shows it to be bolted from front to back and the one that came on my hammer was just 2 cheap rivets through the side. Needless to say after missing a couple nails the rivets. Snapped and the strike plate fell off. I threw some bolts in it and cranked it all tight and the hammer has been great since. The hammer is balanced very well but does feel a little heavier than a 22oz. The grain orientation in my handle is about 75 degrees so I either got very lucky or they are actually sending good quality handles. The handle is obviously hand shaped as they are very close but not quite symmetrical they even went as far as to give it a slight fawns foot which is very nice. The head is seated very well on the handle and you can tell care was taken to make sure it had a good tight fit. Overall this has been an excellent hammer so far, just wish they would fasten the strike plate to the hammer better from the factory.

It does the job well.

Very pleased

fine. handle a bit to slick, but otherwise fine.

This is a nice little traditional magnetized tack hammer. It is made in China for Stanley, and both head and handle are nicely finished, carefully made. I plan to use it to introduce my young grandchildren to hammering and nailing, and perhaps let them develop some skills. This hammer is an ideal size for that purpose, small enough and light enough for little hands. I remember learning the same skills from my father 60-plus years ago, with a similar tack hammer.