Hammer JUCO M3087 stone mason hammer with wooden handle, 2 kg head weight

JUCO M3087 stone mason hammer with wooden handle, 2 kg head weight, is a purpose-built tool for shaping, splitting and trimming natural stone and masonry. The solid 2 kg forged head delivers controlled heavy blows for material removal, while the wooden handle provides shock absorption and a comfortable grip for extended use. The tool is designed for durability and balanced handling during chiselling, breaking and dressing tasks in construction and stonemasonry.

Advantages

The hammer combines a high-mass forged head with a traditional wooden handle to balance impact force and control. The 2 kg head weight allows effective removal of material with fewer strikes, while the wooden grip reduces transmitted vibration and improves tactile feedback. The head geometry is suited to both splitting and dressing operations, and the overall design supports secure handling during repeat heavy-duty use.

Suitable for

• Shaping and dressing natural stone
• Splitting masonry blocks and rubble
• Heavy-duty chiselling and material removal
• On-site stone repair and restoration work
• Construction tasks requiring controlled heavy blows

Key specifications

• Head weight: 2 kg
• Head material: forged steel
• Handle material: hardwood (wooden handle)
• Handle finish: smooth, shock-absorbing surface
• Tool type: stone mason hammer
• Typical applications: stone shaping, splitting, chiselling

How to use

Hold the wooden handle with a firm two-handed or one-handed grip depending on the required control and force. Position the hammer so the striking face contacts the stone or chisel at the intended point and deliver controlled strikes, allowing the 2 kg head to carry most of the impact energy. For splitting or heavy removal, use steady, targeted blows; for dressing and finishing, use lighter, more controlled strikes. Inspect the handle and head before use to ensure secure fit and no visible damage. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when working.

Usage recommendations

Use the hammer for tasks that require substantial impact energy and where a wooden handle’s vibration damping is beneficial. Maintain the wooden handle by checking for cracks and replacing it if damaged; keep the forged head free of significant nicks or deformations. Avoid striking hardened steel or using the tool as a pry bar to preserve the head and handle integrity.