Jim Poor takes great care in the custom heat treating of these hammers. They are tempered back to be slightly softer through the bodies, and then hardened only on the striking ends. This 3 step process takes more time, but results in less vibration with each blow of the hammer. Learn More

FootPro is a brand developed by FPD based on years of feedback from professional farriers. The detailing of this new fully polished 1-3/4 lb. Rounding Hammer by highly skilled craftsmen is a trademark of the FootPro line. Made in the USA. Learn More

The Derek Gardner Rounding Hammer is a perfectly balanced forging hammer, poweful and accurate with a stylish finish. Learn More

ICAR forging hammers are made by forging process that gives a very compact structure of the steel grains that take the exact shape of the hammer and so grant very high resistance to mechanical stress and a perfect balancing. The hammers are then finished with a very precise CNC Machine and at last hand finished and buffed to a high gloss. The eye is designed with double conical shape that reduces possibilities of slip off. The handle is in Hickory wood, perfect as hardening and shock absorbing. Learn More

Jim Keith rounding hammers are the ultimate metal displacement tool. Handles are #1 hickory and are approximately 17″ long. These handles will stay tight without soaking and the flame tempering will give you a little extra “whip”. Learn More

The Mustad Rounding Hammers are well-balanced where weight and durability are most important. Hammers have one flat and one round surface for shoe shaping and shoe making. The handle is made out of hickory for the best possible strength and comfort. Learn More

The Jonathan Nunn Forging Hammer design concept came about from Jonathan’s own need to make a versatile hammer which puts energy into the hammer strike. The flat face weight improves the direct hit of the hammer blow and gives a more controlled and predictable hammer blow. Learn More

The whole idea was that this hammer line would be made in-house by farriers for farriers and blacksmiths. We start with 4140 and the entire process is in-house from the first cut to the final fit-up. There is a lot of pride and work in each of our hammers. Hammers are first machined with our CNC equipment to their different functions and weights. Then they go to the belt grinders to get deburred. Next, we can customize the hammers to personalize them for the customer if desired. Once the hammers are all prepared we then heat treat and temper the hammers for the rugged life they will live. Lastly, they get their final shine and fit up to our hickory handles. The whole idea was that this hammer line would be made in-house by farriers for farriers and blacksmiths. We start with 4140 and the entire process is in-house from the first cut to the final fit-up. There is a lot of pride and work in each of our hammers. Hammers are first machined with our CNC equipment to their different functions and weights. Then they go to the belt grinders to get deburred. Next, we can customize the hammers to personalize them for the customer if desired. Once the hammers are all prepared we then heat treat and temper the hammers for the rugged life they will live. Lastly, they get their final shine and fit up to our hickory handles.

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The Anvil Brand driving hammers are precision made with a 50 rockwell hardness and is made of alloy 4150. The head is mounted on a high quality wood handle. They are approximately 1-1/8" in diameter and 13" overall length with a serrated face. It has a narrow claw for wringing horseshoe nails. Learn More

Tyler Joos driving hammer is individually forged and heat treated in Illinois. The driving hammers are made from 1045 and have a hickory handle. Learn More