Wooden Handle for Hammer Dedra 80C205 for 4–6 kg Heads, Length 70 cm

Replacement wooden handle for hammer Dedra 80C205 designed for hammer heads weighing 4–6 kg. The 70 cm length offers leverage and reach suitable for demolition, masonry and heavy carpentry tasks. Constructed from solid timber, the handle matches standard eye profiles to allow direct replacement of worn or damaged handles while restoring proper balance and secure handling of the tool.

Advantages

The solid timber construction provides durability and natural shock absorption to reduce vibration transfer to the user. A 70 cm length ensures sufficient reach and leverage for heavy striking work, while compatibility with standard hammer eyes simplifies installation. The handle is shaped for a secure grip and to maintain correct alignment with the hammer head, helping to sustain tool performance and safe use.

Suitable for

• Replacing worn or broken handles on sledge hammers with 4–6 kg heads
• Demolition and masonry work requiring strong, long-handled striking tools
• Heavy carpentry and timber framing where extra leverage is needed
• Restoring balance and safe handling of older or damaged hammers

Key specifications

• Material: solid timber
• Recommended hammer head weight: 4–6 kg
• Overall length: 70 cm
• Designed to fit standard hammer eye profiles
• Shape: ergonomically contoured for secure grip and alignment

How to use

Remove the damaged handle from the hammer head following safe workshop practices. Fit the replacement wooden handle into the hammer eye, ensuring correct seating and alignment. Secure the head with appropriate wedges or pins and trim any protruding material. Inspect the assembly for tightness and make sure the head is firmly fixed before use. Wear personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves during replacement and initial use.

Usage recommendations

The handle is intended as a direct replacement for compatible hammers; check the hammer head weight and eye profile before installation. Regularly inspect the handle for cracks, splits or looseness, and replace if any defects appear. Store the hammer in a dry place to prevent timber swelling or rot and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.