Mayhew Tools hammerless tools
Mayhew Steel Products introduced 10 new Hammerless Tools to its product line.
These unique, spring-powered tools serve as a safe alternative to mark, cut, punch, start and/or set without the need for a hammer. Aptly named Hammerless Tools, these tools are ideal for use on wood or metal surfaces delivering up to 3,500 lbs. of striking force. Users place the tool directly on the work surface, pull back the spring, and simply release – gaining extreme precision and accuracy and avoiding mis-hits and glancing blows.
All tools in the Mayhew Hammerless Tools line are made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty. The individual tool details are as follows:
Part No. 17351: Center Punch & 2/32” Nail Set
Center Punch marks, indents, and punches most mild steel while the Nail Set countersinks finish nails and brads into wood surfaces.
Part No. 17352: Nail Master
This includes, Nail Starter and Nail Set. Nail Starter starts and drives #2 finished nails and brads while the Nail Set countersinks finish nails and brads into wood surfaces.
Part No. 17353: 2/32” & 3/32” Nail Set
Nail Set quickly sets finish nails and brads into wood surfaces.
Part No. 17354: Center Punch & Prick Punch
Center Punch marks, indents, and punches most mild steel while the Prick Punch is ideal when marking and slight indentations are needed.
Part No. 17355: 5/16” Cold Chisel & 5/16” Hammer
Cold Chisel cuts rivet heads, mild steel screws, and copper wire. The Hammer drives pins, nails, plugs, and dowels as well as flattens uneven metal surfaces.
Part No. 17356: Punch & Cold Chisel
Cold Chisel cuts rivet heads, mild steel screws, and copper wire and the Center Punch (which can be re-sharpened) marks, indents, and punches most mild steel.
Part No. 17357: Self Centering Center Punch
The spring powered hardened steel point finds precise center for brackets, hinges, and mounting hardware – serving as an excellent transfer punch for layouts.
Part No. 17358: 5/16” Wood Chisel & 5/16” Hammer
Wood Chisel carves out grooves in wood and other soft materials while the Hammer drives pins, nails, plugs, and dowels as well as flattens uneven metal surfaces.
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