A short pattern bricklayer's hammer with polished blade and hardened striking faces specially designed for the cutting and dressing of all types of bricks and masonry.
Each hammer is individually tested for weight tolerance, steel ingredients, crack testing, measured hardness, manufacturing processes, heat treatment and overall dimensions.
Fitted with a hickory handle.
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A Bricklayers Hammer with polished blade and hardened striking face specially designed for the cutting and dressing of all types of bricks and masonry.
Each hammer is individually tested for weight tolerance, steel ingredients, crack testing, measured hardness, manufacturing processes, heat treatment and overall dimensions.
Fitted with a tubular steel shaft and rubber grip.
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A walling or masons hammer has one large striking face and the other end ground into a long tapered horizontal chisel end that is used for dressing stone.
Weight: 2 1/2lb
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Bricklayers mortar pick with chisel and point.
The point is used for clearing out old weathered mortar prior to re-pointing.
The chisel is used for re-dressing the brick.
Fitted with a ash handle.
Type. Chisel & Point
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Bricklayers mortar pick available with double point.
The point is used for clearing out old weathered mortar prior to re-pointing.
Fitted with a ash handle.
Type. Double Point.
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A traditional bricklayers tool with a chisel and point. The hardened point is used for raking out weathered mortar joints and for digging out in clay, shale, sand or chalk, while the chisel end is used for dressing or removing redundant mortar from bricks. SAFETY TIP Wear safety spectacles, or goggles, when hammering. Never use hammers to strike hardened metal. Strike squarely and avoid glancing blows. Never strike with the side of a hammer. Do not use a hammer with a loose or damaged head. Always use the correct hammer for the job.
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A traditional bricklayers tool with a double point. The hardened point is used for raking out weathered mortar joints and for digging out in clay, shale, sand or chalk, SAFETY TIP Wear safety spectacles, or goggles, when hammering. Never use hammers to strike hardened metal. Strike squarely and avoid glancing blows. Never strike with the side of a hammer. Do not use a hammer with a loose or damaged head. Always use the correct hammer for the job.
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Brick Hammer with Tubular steel shaft light but strong. Dynagrip handle non-slip and comfortable.The head is manufactured from heat treated carbon steel.
Weight 2lb / 907g
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This brick hammer has been designed with one-piece forged construction for strength and durability and the patented Anti-Vibe technology reduces vibration transmitted to wrist and elbow. It is ideal for cutting brick, masonry tile, and concrete block. The blade has a hardened cutting edge designed to score materials before striking for an even cut.
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This brick hammer has a cushioned vinyl/nylon grip and a solid one piece forged construction.
Accurately ground chisel end for clean cutting.
Weight 20oz.
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This brick hammer has a cushioned vinyl/nylon grip and a solid one piece forged construction.
Accurately ground chisel end for clean cutting.
Weight 24oz.
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