Discover the 2.5‑lb Cross Hammer with 14‑in Fiberglass Handle, a robust blacksmithing essential now available at Steep Falls Building Supply in Standish, ME. Engineered with a dual‑injection fiberglass shaft and a TPR‑enhanced grip, the hammer offers superior vibration dampening and a comfortable hold during prolonged forging sessions. Its neck is 25 % wider than typical hammers, providing added stability while striking, and the forged steel head is induction case‑hardened to 50‑55 HRC, ensuring durability against repeated overstrikes. Measuring 14 in overall, this tool balances reach and control for precise metalwork.
Benefits: The expanded neck reduces flex, delivering consistent energy transfer that speeds up shaping and reduces user fatigue. The TPR grip resists slipping even in oily or sweaty conditions, making it ideal for workshops in Standish and beyond. The hardened steel head maintains its shape and edge after countless blows, extending the tool’s service life and protecting your investment.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Heavy 2.5‑lb head: Provides powerful impact for forging, ideal for blacksmiths seeking efficient material deformation.
- 14‑in fiberglass handle: Combines lightweight strength with excellent shock absorption for comfortable use.
- TPR grip: Offers a secure, non‑slip surface that enhances control during intense hammering.
- 25 % wider neck: Increases stability and reduces vibration, improving accuracy and reducing hand strain.
- Induction case‑hardened steel head (50‑55 HRC): Guarantees long‑lasting performance and resistance to overstrike damage.
Conclusion: Whether you are a seasoned blacksmith or an apprentice, this cross hammer delivers the power, durability, and comfort needed for demanding metal‑working tasks. Visit Steep Falls Building Supply in Standish, ME to experience the craftsmanship yourself and elevate your forge today!
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead & phthalates, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer & birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
