Hammer Gedore R92160002 Wood Handle 30mm Height 176g

The Gedore R92160002 Wood Handle hammer combines a traditional wooden grip with a compact head design to support precision striking tasks. With a head height of 30mm and a total weight of approximately 176 g, this hammer is designed for controlled impacts where accuracy and tactile feedback matter. The wooden handle provides a familiar feel and natural shock absorption, while the balanced mass makes it suitable for light assembly, finishing, and adjustment work in home and workshop environments.

Advantages

The wooden handle offers comfortable ergonomics and reduces vibration transmission to the hand compared with rigid handles. The compact 30mm head allows for accurate placement of blows and better visibility of the strike area. At about 176 g, the hammer is light enough to support extended use without rapid fatigue yet heavy enough to deliver effective impact for small-scale tasks. The construction follows simple, proven design principles that make the tool reliable and easy to control.

Suitable for

• Precision tapping of pins, dowels, and small fasteners
• Light assembly and furniture adjustment
• Fine finishing work and trim installation
• Hobby and model-making tasks requiring controlled strikes
• General workshop maintenance where a low-mass hammer is preferred

Key specifications

• Head height: 30 mm
• Total weight: 176 g (approximate)
• Handle material: wood
• Intended use: light-duty / precision striking
• Design: compact head for accurate impacts

How to use

Hold the hammer by the wooden handle near the end to maximize leverage and control. Position the compact head precisely over the target and apply controlled strikes, allowing the hammer's weight and momentum to perform the work rather than excessive force from the wrist. For driving small pins or adjusting fittings, use short, measured taps. Inspect the handle and head before use to ensure a secure connection and no visible damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the hammer for light, precise operations rather than heavy demolition. Keep the wooden handle dry and store the tool in a dry place to maintain handle integrity. Replace the hammer if the head becomes loose or the handle shows significant wear or cracks.