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eschoendorff

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I dunno if that hammer head is replaceable, but when I clicked on the link, I saw that the hammer only goes for $62.75. I was expecting a bronze hammer to go for more than that... esp. when I paid some $7x.** for my 24oz steel-faced one...
 

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I dunno if that hammer head is replaceable, but when I clicked on the link, I saw that the hammer only goes for $62.75. I was expecting a bronze hammer to go for more than that... esp. when I paid some $7x.** for my 24oz steel-faced one...

non-replaceable tips, but lifetime warranty
 

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Re: This is hammer tip replaceable?

A hammer is designed to make things that don't want to move to move. How do you warranty a hammer that has been beaten to death? Wouldn't SO consider this abuse?? I have some plastic head SO hammers that need new ends. The last time that I asked, the dealer told me that they were considered consumables, and not warranted.. I am confused with this issue of consumables vs. abuse... :headscrat
 

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Re: This is hammer tip replaceable?

A hammer is designed to make things that don't want to move to move. How do you warranty a hammer that has been beaten to death? Wouldn't SO consider this abuse?? I have some plastic head SO hammers that need new ends. The last time that I asked, the dealer told me that they were considered consumables, and not warranted.. I am confused with this issue of consumables vs. abuse... :headscrat

if heads are changeable then the are consumables... if its THAT red handle and not changable its usually warranty
 
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Pedro-snapon

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abuse is when u get one of these hammers with the polyurethane ground down, or melting ... (i've seen it)
 
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but, how soft are they? will they be look smashed or out of shape after hiitting like some other bronze hammer?

EDIT: oh shoot, nvm. i was thinking brass hammer. lol
 
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Frank

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Does anyone know if a Craftsman softhead hammer is warrantied? I have one head missing and the other in bad shape. Can you buy replacements?
 

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Is this the model you are referring to? According to the website; it is "guaranteed forever"! so take it in and get a new one! I don't see any replacement hammer "faces" for sale; we used to have some at the store but I haven't seen them in quite some time.

00938388000

Craftsman Soft Face Hammer with 4 Tips
Sears item# 00938388000 Mfr. model# 6030158

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00938388000P?vName=Tools

00938292000


Craftsman 12 oz. Plastic-Tip Hammer
Sears item# 00938292000 Mfr. model# 38292

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00938292000P?mv=rr

If it is another model; they have tips here:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/search_1...rd=craftsman+hammer+replacement+tips&sLevel=0
If you took that one in; they would probably just give you another one; we do not have replacement tips in our store for that model either!

There are other soft face and mallets in the full line of Craftsman hammers here: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/search_1...mmer&gobutton.x=11&gobutton.y=6&gobutton=find
 
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but, how soft are they? will they be look smashed or out of shape after hiitting like some other bronze hammer?

EDIT: oh shoot, nvm. i was thinking brass hammer. lol

I have a HBT16 Orange predecessor I belive to the forementioned red one. Smaller punches, tend to leave little sharp pits in it (for lack of the correct term). Larger ones, like a solid brass punch, used to spin the retaining ring on a gas tank, tend to smooth out the pits, and cause the hammer to have that hammered finish. Mine hasn't been used enough to need replacement, but repeated use with smaller ones, is what I believe will cause the head to split.
 

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I just searched and found this thread from 2008. I intended to see if I could mix and match the heads from my snap on hbbt16 with my SK hammer tips (same as relabeled nupla/craftsman hammer from above post) After reading this, it's a no go. The Snap On hammer tips are not removable. Felt I would relay this info incase anyone else had the same question.
 

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