Stone Hammer JUCO M3077, wooden handle, 1.5 kg head weight

JUCO M3077 stone hammer with wooden handle and 1.5 kg head is designed for shaping, splitting and striking masonry, natural stone and similar materials. The tool combines a compact, balanced head mass with a traditional wooden grip to deliver controlled heavy blows and efficient material removal. It is intended for tasks that require precision impact force and reliable tool feedback on each strike.

Advantages

The wooden handle absorbs some vibration and offers a secure, ergonomic grip that promotes control during repeated impacts. A 1.5 kg steel head provides sufficient mass for effective chiselling and splitting while remaining easy to manoeuvre for targeted strikes. The simple, robust construction makes the hammer suitable for frequent use on construction sites and in stonemasonry shops where durability and predictable performance are required.

Suitable for

• Shaping and trimming natural stone and quarried blocks
• Splitting small to medium stone pieces and masonry units
• Striking chisels and punches for stonework
• Construction and landscaping tasks requiring concentrated impact

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1.5 kg
• Handle material: wood
• Head material: forged steel
• Design: stone/masons' hammer profile for controlled blows
• Balance: centre of mass close to head for effective impact transfer

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with a firm two-handed or one-handed grip depending on the required force and precision. Position the hammer head on the target point and strike with controlled motion, allowing the head weight to do most of the work rather than applying excessive muscular force. When using with a chisel, align the chisel perpendicular to the surface and strike the chisel head squarely to avoid slipping. Inspect the handle and head seating before use and ensure the head is secure on the handle.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye protection and gloves when working with stone to protect against flying fragments and vibration. Replace the wooden handle if cracks or looseness appear; maintain the tool by keeping the head free of rust and the handle dry and free of oil for a secure grip.