This Jim Poor TX Ball Clipping hammer from Flatland Forge is great for farriers working on  those big clips on handmade aluminum shoes. Jim Poor Texas Ball Clipping hammers are approx. 1.75 lb. They are made of 4140 alloy steel and are hardened on the striking surfaces of the hammer. The body of the hammer is slightly softer, which absorbs some of the vibration from the hammer strikes.

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

Weight: 2lbs

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The Jonathan Nunn Double Clipping Hammer is two hammers in one, a ball pein and cross pein. It is evenly weighted and has optimum pein length for good control. The large mass of material around the eye gives strength to the center of the hammer. This unique design saves carrying two hammers when travelling either in the van or to competitions. Learn More

The Viking Clipping Hammer is highly regarded in the farrier community. Known for its revolutionary weight distribution, it is specifically balanced to put maximum power into strikes while reducing twist, allowing for highly accurate clip-drawing.

The VFT 1.85lb clipping hammer is made in Denmark by Viking Forge.

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The Kahn Forge clipping hammer was designed by Austin Edens.

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The Todd Walker Clipping Hammer is well balanced and fully polished.

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The Austin Edens Clipping Hammers are designed and machined by World Champion Blacksmith Austin Edens. This hammer packs a punch and will move metal. Machined from 4140 steel and featuring an 18 inch hickory handle.

Made in USA. 

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Yukon Forge Clipping Hammers are crafted from 4140 steel, which is known for its excellent strength and durability.   The steel is processed by machining, grinding, and heat-treating at Yukon Forge.  The process produces a very high-quality forging hammer you will use for years to come.

 

The hickory handles are shaped with heavy forging in mind.  They are ground to the proper proportions to give the hammer maximum control and forging power.   For the proper grip, they are burned and coated liberally with boiled linseed oil.  The hammer's eye is machined with a distinct hourglass shape to lock in the handle.  The hammer is finished over the eye with a hardwood wedge and metal wedge, both are glued in and topped off with epoxy.    This process gives the hammer the right grip and feel for heavy work.

 

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The Gunnar Ball Pein Hammer features a stainless steel hammer head for a more durable, longer lasting finish. Learn More