CRAFTSMAN Hammer, 20 oz Fiberglass General Purpose (CMHT51399)

CRAFTSMAN Hammer, 20 oz Fiberglass General Purpose (CMHT51399)

$ 13.48

Score By Feature

Based on 1,096 ratings

Value for money

9.90

Sturdiness

9.71

Comfort

9.48

Ergonomic

8.98

Light weight

9.29

Easy to hold

8.98

OveReview Final Score

How Our Score Is Calculated

Product Description

Add extra durability to fiberglass handles where they are most likely to break with over-strike protection

With an overmolded grip, it is easier to hold

Putting nails into and pulling them out

The warranty on the product is a lifetime warranty, see above under "Warranty and Support" for more

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me where this hammer is made?

Made in Taiwan, the CMHT51399 is a 128-bit CMOS device.

Do you know if it is smooth or not?

there are no bumps on the face of this hammer.

Selected User Reviews For CRAFTSMAN Hammer, 20 oz Fiberglass General Purpose (CMHT51399)

In short, yes

5/5

It's amazing what craftsman can do! It was great to see that hammer in action It is not clear whether Jeffery Epstein committed suicide. Among the tools I'll be buying in the near future are those made by craftsman.

Livia McPherson

| Jul 10, 2021

Unless you are pulling nails from the inside, this claw is not effective

3/5

This hammer had my heart set on liking it. As a result of using the 20 ounce weight, I was able to frame a few pictures. When I had to remove some finish nails from an old piece of wood, the real problem started. In some cases, the claw doesn't have a proper angle for grasping smaller nails or nails without full On 8 penny and 10 penny finish nails, which slide right through the claw, this was useless. Due to the fact that I don't need to carry 2 hammers all the time, I have to buy a spare hammer and store it in my workshop.

Taylor BIBI

| Jan 23, 2021

Despite its age, Craftsman products are still of high quality

5/5

pleased to see Craftsman was still in business, though I'm concerned for the future of Sears (does Sears durability, and like most of the Craftsmen tools I've collected over the years, I have a feeling it will remain in my toolbox long after its original purpose has served.

Carmen Best

| Feb 28, 2021

There is a terrible imbalance in this equation

3/5

It only took me two seconds to realize this Craftsman hammer couldn't be used by me. It had 99 percent of its weight in the head, so I knew it would be pretty hard on my wrists if I wore it all day long. The hammer was immediately returned and a 20 oz Estwing hammer with a leather handle was purchased instead. I'm in love with Overall, it was a good day The extra cost is well worth it, and the balance is excellent.

Cooper Yu

| Nov 08, 2020

This is one of the best Craftsmans you can get

5/5

When I was the woman in the house and the only one with a good hammer, I felt very bad. This hammer is a great all-purpose hammer for my husband, who recommended it to me when I had no idea what hammers did. The Craftsman can't do better than that. It's nice and heavy.

Ellison Warner

| Jun 01, 2021

The Craftsman is made in the U

5/5

S. A. It has a hefty feel, is light to hold, and is smartly designed. Got it just a few days ago and it makes me want to bang on it as soon as possible.

Hadleigh Lowe

| Dec 05, 2020

The Hammer is excellent for its lightweight, sturdy design and durability

5/5

This is the tool I used to hammer in 50+ joist hangers. It is well balanced, I love the straight claw design versus the traditional curved claw, so pulling nails is much easier.

Persephone Mahoney

| Mar 09, 2021

Hammers are considered to be craftsmen's tools

5/5

As a brand, I stand by it, and I am very pleased with my hammer. With sold materials, construction is great. It has a good balance and does not feel too Despite being old, my hammer will still serve me well for many years to come.