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Rounding Hammers
1.75 lbs. - Centaur BLD Blacksmith's Rounding Hammer
Item Number:
BLD1.75RH
$179.00
$161.10
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Detailed Description
Dimensions:
Flat Side:
1-9/16" x 1-9/16"
Rounded Side:
1-9/16" x 1-1/2"
Overall Hammer Length:
15-3/4"
Hammer Head Length:
3-3/16"
Material:
Hand forged from new 1045 mild carbon steel by Brandon L. Dearing.
Finish:
Hammer face is ground to a 120-grit finish and buffed for a semi-polished, semi-satin appearance.
Design:
The eye is drifted from both ends to create an hourglass double taper for a tight fit on the handle.
Heat Treatment:
Each hammer head is heat treated and tempered before being attached to the handle.
Handle:
Carved from 2" thick hickory, shaped for comfort during extended use.
Grip:
Handle designed for a comfortable grip suitable for different hand sizes.
Wedge:
Head is secured with a mahogany wedge, providing visual contrast with the hickory and steel.
Finish:
Several coats of linseed oil applied to the hammer and handle for protection.
Hot-Oiled Finish:
Hammer heads receive a hot-oiled finish, resulting in a deep bronze color from the tempering process.
Craftsmanship:
All aspects of hammer production are performed entirely by Brandon L. Dearing.
Durability:
With proper care, the hammer is designed to last for years of use.
Functionality:
Round Face:
Primarily used for aggressive drawing down steel in all directions.
Flat Face:
Utilized to square the steel, achieving final dimensions and planishing.
Versatility:
Angle of the hammer allows for more aggressive and selective drawing of steel.