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Framing Hammer
Catalog (SKU) Number: VB-FH
Framing hammers, used for framing wooden houses, are heavy duty rip hammers with a straight claw. The hammer heads typically weigh from 20 to 32 ounces (567 to 907 grams) for steel heads, and 12 to 16 ounces (340 to 454 grams) for titanium heads. Heavy heads, longer handles and milled faces allow for driving large nails quickly into dimensional lumber.
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Product Specifications
| Hammers | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Part number | Mfg Part Number | Size (inch) | Description |
| VB-505M | 505M | 17 | Framing Hammer |
| VB-57624 | 57624 | 24 | Rocker Pry Bar T-head |
| VB-57630 | 57630 | 30 | Rocker Pry Bar T-head |
| VB-57736 | 57736 | 36 | Rocker Pry Bar T-head |
| VB-57748 | 57748 | 48 | Rocker Pry Bar T-head |
| VB-59306 | 59306 | 20 | 3.5 Dayton Axe |
| VB-59307 | 59307 | 26 | 3.5 Dayton Axe |
| VB-60202 | 60202 | 16 | Handle 20oz Rip Hammer |
| VB-61202 | 61202 | 14 | handle 20oz Rip Hammer |
| VB-61242 | 61242 | 17 | Handle 24oz Framer |
| VB-61282 | 61282 | 18 | Handle 28 to 32oz Framer |
| VB-62162 | 62162 | 14 | Handle 16oz Ball Pein |
| VB-62242 | 62242 | 15 | Handle 20 to 24oz Ball Pein |
| VB-707M | 707M | 32 | An extra-heavy framer designed to provide excellent overall balance. Top quality white hickory handle is triple-wedged. Milled face. Rust-resistant powder coat finish. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-999L | 999L | 20 | Available in two lengths, with either smooth or milled face, its superb balance and comfortable grip make this hammer a favorite of tradesmen. Top quality, white hickory handle is triple wedged. Rust-resistant powder coat finish. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-BL16 | BL16 | 16 | Bricklayer's Hammer - Square, flat face with beveled edges. Available with select hickory handle, double wedged and epoxy sealed; Steel Eagle® solid steel handle with Shock-Blok® plug in head, or fiberglass handle with shock absorbing, hollow core and cushion grip. Rust-resistant powder coat finish. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-CF1 | CF1 | 23 | The Vaughan California Framer combines features of two of our most popular tools into a rugged, heavy construction hammer. The smoothly swept claws were borrowed from our 999 Rip Hammer, and the extra large striking face, hatchet eye and sturdy handle are a heritage of our Rigbuilder's Hatchet. The hatchet-style handle is best grade, second growth hickory. To provide extra strength, the handle has a large cross section where it joins the fully polished head. Rust-resistant powder coat finish on head. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-CF2 | CF1 | 19 | |
| VB-DD16 | DD16 | 16 Oz | Double Duty Nail Hammer - Forge finish with rust resistant black paint, polished face and bevel. Lacquered hickory handle. Triple wedged assembly to ensure handle tightness. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-FS505M | FS505M | 24 | Hollow-core fiberglass handle provides better balance and more effective shock absorption than typical solid fiberglass handles. Head Sure-Lock® wedged and epoxy sealed. Slip resistant grip, contoured for comfort. Rust-resistant powder coat finish. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-FS999 | FS999 | 20 | |
| VB-FS999ML | FS999ML | 20 | |
| VB-R606M | R606M | 28 Oz Milled Face Solid Steel Rip Hammer | Polished striking head, sides and claw. Octagon neck and round face. Forged steel from head to heel. Exclusive, Shock-Blok™ plug in head absorbs shock. Non-slip cushioned PVC grip is molded to handle. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-RB | RB | Rig Builders Hatchet | Full polished head. Extra large milled face. 3-1/2 blade. Select, hickory handle. A truly professional tool designed for heavy construction. |
| VB-SH | SH | Shingling Hatchet | Full polished with milled, crowned face, nail slot and back blade. Three-hole gauge: 4-1/2, 5, and 14.3 cm for U.S. standard and metric shingle measurement. Top quality, hickory handle. Rust-resistant powder coat finish. MADE IN USA. |
| VB-SH2 | SH2 | Standard Half Hatchet | Full polished head with rust-resistant powder coat finish. 3-1/2 cut; hickory handle. A fine, standard weight tool for construction trades or handyman. MADE IN USA. |
