Estwing Ultra Framing Hammer Leather Grip
Estwing · Tools & DIY
Prices from £69.95 to £89.72 across 2 retailers · 12% below amazon price £79.69
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Amazon UK £79.69 (checked 27 Oct) · #46,958 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £79.95 on 11 Sept, £69.95 today. Tracked since 11 Sept.
2 price changes · since 11 Sept
Solid forged one-piece steel framing hammer from Estwing's Ultra Series.
Features an extra nail notch in the head and magnetic nail starter for improved efficiency.
The handle is traditional leather, made from pressed and riveted leather washers.
Head weight is 540g (19oz) with a handle length of 349mm (15½in).
Dimensions: 347mm long, 41mm wide, 136mm high.
Total product weight is 983g.
Features an extra nail notch in the head and magnetic nail starter for improved efficiency.
The handle is traditional leather, made from pressed and riveted leather washers.
Head weight is 540g (19oz) with a handle length of 349mm (15½in).
Dimensions: 347mm long, 41mm wide, 136mm high.
Total product weight is 983g.
EAN 0034139679127 · Estwing. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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