Bahco Cross Pein Pin Hammer - 180 g - 325 mm
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The Bahco Cross Pein Pin Hammer (490-3.5) is a professional-grade precision tool engineered specifically for pattern makers and metalworkers who require high-accuracy striking. Featuring a genuine hickory handle and a balanced 180 g head, it offers exceptional control for delicate tasks on metal surfaces; however, its specialized design is best suited for fine detail work rather than heavy-duty demolition or framing tasks.
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| Model Part Number | 490-3.5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bahco |
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FAQs
Is this hammer suitable for general carpentry?
No, this is a specialized precision tool for pattern makers and is not designed for framing or driving large nails.
What is the primary material of the handle?
The handle is crafted from genuine, high-quality hickory, chosen for its durability and vibration-dampening properties.
Can I replace the handle if it breaks?
While the tool is built for durability, hickory handles can generally be replaced, though it requires specific fitting skills to ensure the head is secure.
What is the total weight of the hammer?
The total unit weighs approximately 180 g, making it highly portable and easy to control.
How should I clean the head?
Wipe the head with a dry cloth after use. If it becomes dirty, a light wipe with a solvent-dampened cloth is acceptable, but ensure it is dried thoroughly to prevent rust.
Troubleshooting
Hammer head feels loose
Check if the handle wood has dried out. Allow the hammer to sit in a stable environment or check if the wedge needs reseating.
Handle feels rough or dry
Lightly sand the hickory handle with fine-grit sandpaper and apply a thin coat of boiled linseed oil.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent balance for precise, delicate work
- High-quality, shock-absorbing hickory handle
- Lightweight design reduces fatigue during extended use
- Professional-grade durability for long-term workshop reliability
Cons
- Not suitable for heavy-duty construction or large nails
- Requires proper wood handle maintenance to prevent drying
- Limited to specialized pattern-making and metalworking tasks
Setup, Compatibility & Care
This hammer requires no complex setup; it is ready to use immediately. To ensure the longevity of the tool:
- Handle Maintenance: Keep the hickory handle clean and dry. Occasionally treat the wood with boiled linseed oil to prevent it from drying out or splintering.
- Storage: Store in a dry environment to prevent the handle from warping or the metal head from corroding.
- Inspection: Periodically check the head for any signs of loosening; if the handle shows signs of shrinkage, store in a controlled humidity environment to maintain the friction fit between the head and the handle.
- Usage: Use only on appropriate metal or wood materials. Avoid striking hardened steel, as this may cause chips to the hammer face.