The Planishing Hammer has long been used in metal fabrication and restoration to smooth large areas of metal, welds and gentle panel crowning.
The Eastwood Planishing Hammer Features:
19.63 Inch throat depth
Works on up to 18 gauge steel
Includes 1", 2", and 3" crown anvils
Adjustable hammering intensity
Convenient foot operation
Optional stand mount or bench mount
The sturdy frame with a generous 19.63” throat depth, is beefy enough to smooth 18-gauge steel! A quick release allows the lower shaft to slide down to accept panels with deep flanges and facilitate fast Anvil changes. The power head adjustment controls the intensity from light to very powerful hammering. A convenient foot control starts and stops the hammer.
The sturdy steel stand is built for the Eastwood Planishing Hammer. Hollow design with 2 plugs that enables you to fill the stand with steel shot sand or other dense material to absorb sound and vibrations.
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Guides & Accessories
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Russ from
StandFits perfectly.
Easy assembly. Seems pretty strong.
Date published: 2021-12-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Tree Glanding from
Amazing Value and QualityI've wanted one for some time now but the money always had somewhere else to be. Then this model shows up by Eastwood and I couldn't pass it up. Does the same job for atleast a third or less the price of others. Best part,..... Eastwood quality and reliability. I think this will be around for a good long while in my shop, Hot Lava Performance.
Date published: 2021-12-05
Rated 3 out of
5 by
JonIvan from
It worked out...The one I got had the quick release handle break off when I went to test it for the first time and now I have found that the main pin(holds the lower holder/slide shaft??) Is missing. I just ordered one that would be better than stock from Amazon. This was actually hard to find due to the unique size and length. Hopefully it fits. I've had it a month or so and still haven't got a chance to try it. Some my fault (due to tine constraints)but mostly waiting on parts. It is so far like most things these days. No quality control. It's almost like it's the world we live in now. Honestly, I'm disappointed, but my expectations of Eastwood was maybe a little too high at the price point. It feels like more of a Harbor Freight product.