Repair Kit for Hammer and Axe JUCO W3100 — for 0.1–0.5 kg Heads

JUCO Repair Kit W3100 is designed for maintenance and minor servicing of hammers and axes with head weights between 0.1 and 0.5 kg. The kit contains the components required to reattach or replace wooden handles and to secure the head to the handle, making it suitable for light carpentry, woodworking and household tool repair. The set is intended for do-it-yourself users and professionals handling small hand tools.

Advantages

This repair kit provides the essential parts needed to safely secure a hammer or axe head to a handle, reducing the need to replace the entire tool. Components are selected to fit heads in the 0.1–0.5 kg range, ensuring compatibility with light-duty striking tools. The kit supports straightforward installation and maintenance, enabling reliable connection between handle and head and restoring tool function for continued use.

Suitable for

• Repairing light hammers and hatchets used in woodworking
• Replacing or reattaching handles on household tools
• Field repairs and quick maintenance for DIY projects
• Professional minor servicing of small hand tools

Key specifications

• Intended head weight range: 0.1–0.5 kg
• Components for handle attachment and head securing
• Suitable for wooden handles
• Designed for light-duty striking tools such as small hammers and axes
• Packaged for single-tool repair or small maintenance tasks

How to use

Remove the damaged or loose handle and clean the eye of the hammer or axe head. Fit a replacement handle to the head eye and align it correctly. Insert the kit components to secure the head—follow the component orientation to ensure a tight fit without gaps. Trim any excess material from the top of the handle and sand smooth. Test the connection with light strikes before returning the tool to normal use.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection during repair. Use the kit only on tools within the specified head weight range and follow safe striking and handling practices after repair. Inspect the repaired tool regularly for loosening and re-secure components if necessary.