Wiha Electricians Hammer Review by JakesMakes
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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About the Wiha Electrician's Hammer:
Simplifies your work : Flat claws allow you to remove nails and nail clamps easily.
Increases your efficiency : Perfect balance thanks to optimum weight distribution for effective handling.
Improved access: Perfectly suited for use in confined working environments thanks to the combination of a square and round head shape.
Application: Easily removes nails and nail clamps or positions cables and dowels. Ideal for use in a confined working environment.
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Great review Jake. Missed the hard plastic below the head for tapping metal objects without damaging them , your correct it’s not designed for large nails or floorboard lifting as the claw is too shallow , 👍
Pleased to see your Kewtech leads always come out the case tangled too.
The shallow angle of the claw is so u can get at clips close to walls etc where a traditional hammer claw would be obstructed by it’s handle.
Rip claw. All good hammers have a rip claw. Curved hammers are for 90 year old shoe makers.
Is the hammer one piece steel (like a traditional estwing type) or is it tubular steel on a separate head?
thank u
Why would you hammer a rawlplug into plaster board,?? Surely not the correct fixing to use, ?
Nice job testing the insulation ,tho', 👍👍
It says non-insulated because the top of the hammer is exposed. You have to ask yourself though, why are you using a hammer on live wires?
Demolition. The reason it's "non-insulated" is for liability purposes.
This looks almost exactly like my Hulfators hammer.
Looks like they just stole holtafors design
Costa troppo. Meglio l'Ingegnere della Haas a parità di prezzo è più versatile e robusto. Grazie
My word, this fellas annoying