Bellota 8005 Cabinetmaker's Hammer with Forged Steel Head and Beech Wood Handle

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Bellota 8005 Cabinetmaker's Hammer with Forged Steel Head and Beech Wood Handle

The cabinetmaker's hammer is the precision companion of carpenters and furniture makers: a flat face for striking and a pein for starting small tacks. The Bellota 8005 has a forged steel head with uniform tempering and hardness in the striking zones, for an even blow and a tool that does not break, deform or wear.

The beech wood handle comes from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified) and the joint with the head is secured by a fibreglass wedge patented by Bellota, so the head does not work loose. Available in seven sizes, from 16 to 30 mm face (95 to 550 g head).

  • Forged steel head with uniform tempering
  • Controlled hardness in the striking zones
  • PEFC-certified beech wood handle
  • Patented fibreglass wedge
  • Seven sizes, from 95 to 550 g

Technical specifications

Reference Size Head weight Handle length Dimensions Total weight
8005-16 16 mm 95 g 26 cm 78 x 250 x 18 mm 0.13 kg
8005-A 18 mm 135 g 28 cm 85 x 280 x 20 mm 0.19 kg
8005-B 20 mm 180 g 28 cm 90 x 280 x 23 mm 0.25 kg
8005-C 22 mm 230 g 30 cm 100 x 300 x 25 mm 0.33 kg
8005-D 25 mm 320 g 30 cm 105 x 300 x 28 mm 0.43 kg
8005-E 28 mm 435 g 32.5 cm 115 x 325 x 30 mm 0.5 kg
8005-F 30 mm 550 g 32.5 cm 120 x 325 x 33 mm 0.62 kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bellota 8005 cabinetmaker's hammer used for?

It is a precision hammer for carpenters and furniture makers. It has a flat face for striking and a pein for starting small tacks, which helps with precise work on wood and furniture.

What is the head made of?

The head is forged steel with uniform tempering and hardness in the striking zones, for an even blow and a tool that resists breaking, deformation and wear.

What handle does it have and how is it secured?

The handle is beech wood from sustainably managed forests (PEFC certified). The joint with the head is secured by a patented fibreglass wedge so it does not work loose.

What sizes are available?

There are seven face sizes, from 16 to 30 mm, with heads from 95 to 550 g. The handle measures between 26 and 32.5 cm depending on the version.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cabinetmaker's hammer used for?

For fine carpentry, cabinetmaking and furniture assembly: driving tacks and striking pieces with precision.

Which size should I choose?

The 16 to 22 mm ones for small tacks and fine work; the 25 to 30 mm ones for more demanding nailing.

What does the size in mm correspond to?

It is the model's reference size according to the face size; in the table you will find the head weight of each one.

Is there a version with a fibre handle?

Yes, the Bellota 8005CF cabinetmaker's hammer has a carbon fibre handle.