▶︎ 61 amazon reviews - ALL 5 STARS ◀︎
Average price over 6 years- £29.00
2 - 4 weeks delivery-
Tuesday, July 26 - Tuesday, August 2
● Estwing claw hammer ●
Handle grip made from liquid vinyl bonded on to shaft during production. Excellent balance.
Finest finish. Made of high quality steel.
Conventional carpenters curved claw.
Size. 20oz.
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ABOUT ESTWING
Ernest Estwing Founder of Estwing Mfg.Since 1923, the Estwing family and its employees have taken pride in designing and manufacturing the world's most durable, comfortable and attractive striking and struck tools. All claw hammers, axes, specialty tools and pry bars are manufactured to the highest possible standards and offer a true value to both tradesmen and craftsmen alike.
In 2001 Estwing introduced the new shock reduction grip that provides our customers with the best available grip for reducing vibrations caused by impact. Plus, this grip offers the utmost in both comfort and durability. This Estwing patented innovation is sure to be the standard for ergonomically correct hammers for decades to come. All of our nylon vinyl grip tools are now being made with this new material.
Estwing continues to innovate and produce new handtools. Our engineers work continually to create the most revolutionary and long lasting hand tools on the market. Estwing is committed to American made tools for today and tomorrow.
THE COMPANY
Estwing's manufacturing facility is located in the northern Illinois city of Rockford - about 90 miles northwest of Chicago. Estwing product lines are sold in leading hardware stores, home centers, and retailers throughout the United States, Canada and in many countries around the world.
Top comments
stevemac40 to mad_design_man
9 Jul 165#6
these things are perfectly balanced, light and built for life. I agree that you can buy a hammer that will last for a few quid but they're not in the same ball park as these.
sickly sweet
9 Jul 163#10
I'm not convinced that any hammer can beat my little stubby hammer (£2 at Amazon).
It's my favourite hammer :laughing:
Still, I've bought this as I'm tying to get a fairly decent toolbox sorted to set me up for life. I think if I get decent things they should last me well. That's the plan anyway. I seem to be doing more DIY as bits fall off, need replacing, need reinstalling, need putting up etc. in the house as for the first two years due to it being newly refurbished I didn't seem to need this stuff, or I could get away with borrowing Dad's rusty old crappy tools (he never looks after stuff so sadly it's all rusty, blunt, broken or knackered).
andyb83 to mad_design_man
9 Jul 163#7
You can buy a Dacia for £7000, so why would anyone buy a more expensive car...............
Latest comments (31)
deany76
14 Jul 16#31
My hamster is winging its way early - dispatched.
rico6killer
10 Jul 161#30
Start hammering in nails with this you will notice the difference it puts less strain on you as the nails drive easier it's well balanced I recently used my brothers estwing for building framing for stud walls and it was like night and day compared to my cheap Stanley I can't believe I got this at this price
KendallC
9 Jul 161#29
I have to agree. I bought one of those 2 quid hammers recently and it's possibly the best tool I ever bought!
Fixngrout
9 Jul 161#28
Putting this here so if your subbed to this expired deal it might help out.
I had in the basket and then gone,
better luck next time.
pstafford01103
9 Jul 162#25
that was a brilliant deal, gutted I missed out. my dad has used this same hammer for over 30 years as a joiner! definately worth the money!
Daves_mate
9 Jul 16#24
ARGHH NUTS!!! Has it gone already???
Been after this very hammer :disappointed:
read_5
9 Jul 162#23
use mine almost daily at work and you will struggle to find better unless you want to spend a fortune. ........people saying 18 pounds for a hammer is a lot have no idea......yes you could buy a 2 pound jobbie but it won't last if you're using it a lot
Peamarshy77
9 Jul 16#22
if in doubt? give it a clout!
csi_guy
9 Jul 16#21
Aren't hammers like £2???
Dave_Lee_
9 Jul 161#20
Not available any more at that price.
delboyd
9 Jul 16#19
:man:
krazyasif786
9 Jul 16#18
If I had this hammer ... I'd hammer in the morning ... I'd Hammer in the evening ... I'd hammer all night:)
I'm not convinced that any hammer can beat my little stubby hammer (£2 at Amazon).
It's my favourite hammer :laughing:
Still, I've bought this as I'm tying to get a fairly decent toolbox sorted to set me up for life. I think if I get decent things they should last me well. That's the plan anyway. I seem to be doing more DIY as bits fall off, need replacing, need reinstalling, need putting up etc. in the house as for the first two years due to it being newly refurbished I didn't seem to need this stuff, or I could get away with borrowing Dad's rusty old crappy tools (he never looks after stuff so sadly it's all rusty, blunt, broken or knackered).
aabarcellos
9 Jul 16#9
Is that post related to brex if so remove
iggyfox
9 Jul 161#8
Agree, had mine for 30 years, admittedly the last 10 or so I've been off the tools but still gets used now and again. It's very well balanced and great to use. & I paid £25ish those 30 years ago.
mad_design_man
9 Jul 161#4
You can buy a decent hammer for a couple of pounds in most shops. Unless your just about to build a whole house from scratch I wouldn't bother.
stevemac40 to mad_design_man
9 Jul 165#6
these things are perfectly balanced, light and built for life. I agree that you can buy a hammer that will last for a few quid but they're not in the same ball park as these.
andyb83 to mad_design_man
9 Jul 163#7
You can buy a Dacia for £7000, so why would anyone buy a more expensive car...............
sledwich
9 Jul 161#3
might get one for the wife
937666 to sledwich
9 Jul 162#5
Fair swap
rico6killer
9 Jul 161#2
I seen this last night as I had it sitting in my saved for later bit in my basket amazing price
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Opening post
Average price over 6 years- £29.00
2 - 4 weeks delivery-
Tuesday, July 26 - Tuesday, August 2
● Estwing claw hammer ●
Handle grip made from liquid vinyl bonded on to shaft during production. Excellent balance.
Finest finish. Made of high quality steel.
Conventional carpenters curved claw.
Size. 20oz.
...........
ABOUT ESTWING
Ernest Estwing Founder of Estwing Mfg.Since 1923, the Estwing family and its employees have taken pride in designing and manufacturing the world's most durable, comfortable and attractive striking and struck tools. All claw hammers, axes, specialty tools and pry bars are manufactured to the highest possible standards and offer a true value to both tradesmen and craftsmen alike.
In 2001 Estwing introduced the new shock reduction grip that provides our customers with the best available grip for reducing vibrations caused by impact. Plus, this grip offers the utmost in both comfort and durability. This Estwing patented innovation is sure to be the standard for ergonomically correct hammers for decades to come. All of our nylon vinyl grip tools are now being made with this new material.
Estwing continues to innovate and produce new handtools. Our engineers work continually to create the most revolutionary and long lasting hand tools on the market. Estwing is committed to American made tools for today and tomorrow.
THE COMPANY
Estwing's manufacturing facility is located in the northern Illinois city of Rockford - about 90 miles northwest of Chicago. Estwing product lines are sold in leading hardware stores, home centers, and retailers throughout the United States, Canada and in many countries around the world.
Top comments
It's my favourite hammer :laughing:
Still, I've bought this as I'm tying to get a fairly decent toolbox sorted to set me up for life. I think if I get decent things they should last me well. That's the plan anyway. I seem to be doing more DIY as bits fall off, need replacing, need reinstalling, need putting up etc. in the house as for the first two years due to it being newly refurbished I didn't seem to need this stuff, or I could get away with borrowing Dad's rusty old crappy tools (he never looks after stuff so sadly it's all rusty, blunt, broken or knackered).
Latest comments (31)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/wickes-estwing-20oz-claw-hammer-possible-misprice-2477478
better luck next time.
Been after this very hammer :disappointed:
(cos £18 for a hammer is a lotta moneys)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B000QF97J4/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1468061608&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=stubby+hammer&dpPl=1&dpID=41-H72biNDL&ref=plSrch
It's my favourite hammer :laughing:
Still, I've bought this as I'm tying to get a fairly decent toolbox sorted to set me up for life. I think if I get decent things they should last me well. That's the plan anyway. I seem to be doing more DIY as bits fall off, need replacing, need reinstalling, need putting up etc. in the house as for the first two years due to it being newly refurbished I didn't seem to need this stuff, or I could get away with borrowing Dad's rusty old crappy tools (he never looks after stuff so sadly it's all rusty, blunt, broken or knackered).
Less than amazon.com - https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0000224VD/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new
ebay UK £28.99 - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252251809580?redirect=mobile