200g Geologist Hammer 200g drop forged head Ideal for breaking up rock Genuine hickory handle Tota...200g Geologist Hammer 200g drop forged head Ideal for breaking up rock Genuine hickory handle Total Height: 280mm Head Dimensions: 90 x 20 x 20mm One blunt end with 20 x 20mm diameter and then one pointed 3mm chisel end The perfect tool for fossil finding, geology digs, sculpting, etc...
200g Geologist's Hammer Genuine Hickory Handle For fossil finding Blunt & chisel head Lightweight, Weight: 0.551155655 pounds, Manufacturer: AB Tools
This guide is for anyone needing a reliable tool for geological work, fossil hunting, or sculpting. The AB Tools Geologist Hammer offers a drop-forged head and a genuine hickory handle, providing durability and precision. Keep in mind that while it's lightweight, prolonged use can still cause fatigue.
All features
Model Part Number
TF536
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the weight of the hammer?
The hammer weighs 0.551155655 pounds.
What is the handle made of?
The handle is made of genuine hickory.
What is the purpose of the blunt end?
The blunt end is for general striking and breaking of rocks.
What is the purpose of the chisel end?
The chisel end is for precise work, such as detailed rock splitting and prying.
How long is the hammer?
The total height of the hammer is 280mm.
What are the head dimensions?
The head dimensions are 90 x 20 x 20mm.
What can I use the hammer for?
It is ideal for fossil finding, geology digs, and sculpting.
How do I maintain the handle?
Inspect the handle for damage and sand as needed. Consider applying a wood sealant.
Troubleshooting
Handle becomes loose.
Tighten the handle or replace if necessary. Ensure the head is securely attached.
Chisel end becomes dull.
Sharpen the chisel end using a file or grinding tool to restore its sharpness.
Head becomes loose or detached
Ensure the head is securely fixed to the handle. If it's loose, try tightening or replacing the handle.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable drop-forged head.
Comfortable and secure grip with the hickory handle.
Versatile design with both blunt and chisel ends.
Lightweight for easy transport and use.
Suitable for a variety of geological and sculpting tasks.
Cons
Requires proper handling to avoid injury.
Hickory handle may require occasional maintenance.
Limited to tasks suitable for a hammer; not for heavy-duty demolition.
Chisel end may require sharpening over time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The hammer is ready to use upon arrival. No assembly is required.
Compatibility: Designed for use with various rock types and sculpting materials. Avoid using it on materials that are too hard, such as treated steel.
Care:
After use, wipe down the head and handle to remove any debris.
Inspect the handle for any splinters or damage and sand as needed.
Store in a dry place to prevent rust.
Sharpen the chisel end as needed to maintain its effectiveness.