Hammer BOXER Lægtehammer 650 g with wooden handle — 650 g head, wooden shaft

BOXER Lægtehammer 650 g with wooden handle is a carpenter's hammer designed for woodworking and construction tasks. It features a forged 650 g steel head paired with a traditional wooden shaft to provide a balanced strike and tactile control. The hammer is intended for driving nails, securing battens and other general joinery operations where reliable impact force and manageable rebound are required.

Advantages

The forged 650 g head delivers sufficient mass for effective nail driving while remaining manageable for prolonged use. The wooden handle offers natural shock absorption and a firm grip, helping to reduce vibration transmitted to the hand. The balanced combination of head weight and shaft length improves control for precise strikes and routine carpentry tasks. The simple, robust design supports straightforward maintenance and long service life when used as intended.

Suitable for

• Driving nails in wooden structures and framing
• Fixing and securing battens and laths
• General joinery and carpentry work on site or in workshops
• Renovation and light construction tasks requiring controlled impact tools

Key specifications

• Head weight: 650 g forged steel
• Handle material: wooden shaft for shock absorption
• Tool type: carpenter's hammer for nails and battens
• Balance: designed for controlled striking and reduced vibration

How to use

Hold the wooden handle near the end to maximize leverage and control. Align the hammer face with the nail head and deliver steady, controlled strikes until the nail is set. For securing battens, position the batten firmly and use measured blows to avoid splitting the wood. Inspect the handle and head connection periodically and ensure the head is securely mounted before use. Use appropriate eye protection and follow standard safety practices when working with impact tools.

Usage recommendations

Use the BOXER Lægtehammer 650 g for tasks that require reliable impact force with moderate mass; avoid striking hardened metals or using the hammer as a pry bar. Store the tool in a dry place to protect the wooden handle and inspect for wear or looseness before each use.