Quick Facts — Stanley 512761 Carpenter's hammer
- Brand: Stanley
- Model: 512761
- EAN: 3253561512766
- Type: Carpenter's hammer with rip claw
- Weight: 453 g (16 oz)
- Nail holder: Magnetic in the hammer head
- Damping: Built-in vibration damping
The 512761 carpenter's hammer is a 16 oz (453 g) rip claw hammer in the FatMax range, built for nailing and ripping out with less strain on wrist and arm. It has a magnetic nail holder in the head and a vibration damper in the handle.
From Stanley, it is a hammer with carefully tuned balance and a non-slip handle coating for a stable grip during work.
When does Carpenter's Hammer 512761 from Stanley make the most sense?
The hammer makes the most sense for nailing where the nail must be held in place with one hand. The magnetic nail holder in the head fixes the nail, leaving the other hand free. The rip claw works for prising up and dismantling nailed structures.
How Carpenter's Hammer 512761 is used in carpentry
In everyday carpentry, several features of the hammer contribute to control and reduced strain:
- Carefully tuned balance for accurate striking.
- Built-in vibration damping that takes the edge off impacts.
- Non-slip handle coating for a secure grip.
- Magnetic nail holder in the head for one-handed nailing.
Technical Specifications
| Head weight | 453 g |
| Weight in ounces | 16 oz |
| Claw type | Rip claw |
| Range | FatMax |
A fit for: Carpenters and builders who nail by hand.
Typical settings: Building sites and framing work.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does Carpenter's Hammer 512761 from Stanley work for one-handed nailing?
Yes. The hammer head has a magnetic nail holder that keeps the nail in place, leaving the other hand free. The hammer weighs 453 g (16 oz).
How does Carpenter's Hammer 512761 from Stanley handle vibration in the wrist?
The handle has a built-in vibration damper that reduces transmitted shock on impact. The grip also has a non-slip coating for a stable hold.
What distinguishes Carpenter's Hammer 512761 from Stanley from other claw hammers?
The hammer combines a rip claw, a magnetic nail holder in the head, vibration damping in the handle and a non-slip grip on a 16 oz (453 g) hammer.