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Forged from a single piece of steel, this 570 g (20 oz) Milwaukee carpenter's hammer delivers a straight rip claw and an anti-vibration overmold grip for professional framing, carpentry, and demolition. The one-piece construction eliminates head loosening, while the magnetic nail starter and side nail puller make fastening and prying faster and safer.

Overview

The Milwaukee Carpenter's Hammer is engineered for professional carpenters, framers, and demolition crews who demand durability and control. The 345 mm straight steel handle is wrapped in a rubberized overmold that absorbs shock and reduces fatigue during long shifts. The forged steel head features a smooth face for clean strikes and a straight rip claw for efficient nail pulling and prying. A magnetic nail starter holds nails in place for one-handed starting, and the integrated side nail puller adds versatility in tight spaces. The red and black finish is both rugged and recognizable on any job site.

What stands out

• One-piece forged steel construction for maximum strength and no head separation
• Anti-vibration overmold grip reduces shock and improves comfort
• Magnetic nail starter enables one-handed nail placement
• Straight rip claw and side nail puller for versatile demolition and prying
• Optimized balance for powerful, controlled swings
• Durable red/black finish resists wear and corrosion

Technical details

• Head weight: 570 g (20 oz)
• Overall length: 345 mm
• Head material: Forged steel
• Handle material: Steel with rubberized overmold grip
• Claw type: Straight rip claw
• Face type: Smooth face
• Handle type: Straight handle
• Shock absorption: Anti-vibration design
• Magnetic nail starter: Yes
• Side nail puller: Yes
• Construction: One-piece forged steel
• Application: Framing, carpentry, demolition
• Balance: Optimized for control and power
• Color: Red/Black

Our verdict

A rugged, one-piece steel hammer that combines 20 oz striking power with anti-vibration comfort—ideal for demanding jobsite use.