Glen-Drake Chisel Hammers?

Re: Glen-Drake Chisel Hammers?

Rick Hoppe (Los Angeles)

>I have one and highly recommend them. I use it primarily for chopping dovetails. The balance of the hammer and the shape of the handle make using it almost effortless.

You hold the hammer loosely and it pivots very naturally in your palm. This is a "state of the art" hammer-- in a class by itself.

Re: Glen-Drake Chisel Hammers?

Clay C in Miami

>I like mine too. Kevin (Glen Drake) is coming out with (already maybe?) a carver's hammer, looks like the same heads as chisel hammers, but with stubby little oval handles. Haven't tried one yet, but they sure look good! BTW, I also like my plane hammer from Glen-Drake. Putting a chipbreaker-screw-sized back end on those was genius, I use it all the time.

Clay

PS - Don, I hope to see you at the Nov. guild mtg, I'll be back from NorCal by then. Let me know if you'd like me to bring my GD chisel hammer. (If you're a righty, that is - remember these are 'handed.')

Re: Glen-Drake Chisel Hammers?

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

>Can you get a carving chisel sample?

Re: Glen-Drake Chisel Hammers?

joel

>Here you go. they are called tite-hammers they will be added to the website by next week. Like the chisel hammers there are 4 sizes.

Cool! Thanks.

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

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