Daed Toolworks London Pattern Hammer

As with a few other items we sell, we rarely stock anything we don't make ourselves. These hammers are another exception. We are happy to offer these excellently made hammers from our friends over at Daed Toolworks. We have these in a limited supply and don't know when or how often we will have more. The following details are directly from the maker, Raney Nelson: Over the past decade-plus, I figure I have made a couple hundred plane adjusting hammers of at least a dozen different patterns. Some I like more than others. But while the pattern, lines, and shapes differ among them, the functional needs of the tool have become pretty well set in stone for me. One face of the hammer, used to strike and adjust the blade, should be a hard, tough, and dimensionally stable material – most often that means a relatively soft metal; mild steel, bronze, brass, lead – even copper works quite well. This face should make it easy to deliver a concentrated and controlled blow, and needs to be small enou