Block mallet

[xtreem3d]

Hey guys ,
Can you send some links or info on mallets your using. I have the ones that have the yellow fiber handle and the screw in rubber ends. If I had to guess i would say they weigh about 4 or so lbs. A buddy has an "older" one (i think it's older) that is also has a yellow fiber handle but it probably weighs 8-9 lbs...that's what I'm looking for,
Thanks,
Steve

[scagrider22]

I use the Trusty Cook 9 pound Sledge Head for walls, hands down best hammer I've ever used and they last for years.

http://www.trusty-cook.com/datasheet_deadblow.htm

[amscapes03]

http://www.pavetech.com/tools/simplex_mallets.htm
Been using the Simplex 7 pound mallet for 3 or 4 years now. Awesome tool.

[scagrider22]

I looked today at work, we also use the 5lb model. both work great.

[zedosix]

We have the 4lb and the 7lb. Had them for 2 yrs and they work great.


http://www.wolverinetoolsonline.com/...v8sjklejo4h7o3

[xtreem3d]

Originally Posted by zedosix

We have the 4lb and the 7lb. Had them for 2 yrs and they work great.


http://www.wolverinetoolsonline.com/...v8sjklejo4h7o3

I'll take a look.....we use alot of their hand tools, boy are they nice !!!

[STL Ponds and Waterfalls]

Steve the 9 pound Nupula hammer is the best, but it will hurt you after awhile. You can pick one up at STL hardscapes in fenton for the best price.

[xtreem3d]

I'll look it back up. how long is the handle? Here is what I was looking for (on the right) doesn't look like much but it's heavy. Nupla says it might be 25 years old...apparently using lead shot is illegal now
Steve

[STL Ponds and Waterfalls]

Mine is just like the one on the left, but a 9 pounder.

[xtreem3d]

O.K thanks...I missed it on the website...glad the handle isn't any longer,
Steve