Advantages:
Magnetized Face: This feature aids in holding nails or tacks, reducing the chance of dropping them during application.
Forked Face Design: Provides precision in nail placement and can be useful for pulling out small nails or tacks.
Hickory Handle: Durable and robust, ensuring a long-lasting tool.
Optimal Weight (190g): Provides a good balance, making it comfortable for prolonged use.
Disadvantages:
Limited to Specific Tasks: Mainly designed for tacks or small nails, making it less versatile than other hammers.
Magnetized Face: Over time, it might attract other metal debris, requiring regular cleaning.
Hickory Handle: Although durable, it might not absorb shock as effectively as some modern synthetic handles.
Problems & Solutions:
Problem: Overmagnetization might lead to unintended metal debris attachment.
Solution: Periodically clean the face of the hammer to avoid buildup.
Problem: Handle might feel hard after prolonged use.
Solution: Use padded gloves to reduce hand fatigue and discomfort.
Problem: Forked face might not be suitable for larger nails.
Solution: Use a different type of hammer for tasks requiring larger nails or when greater force is needed.
