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ToolGuyd > Hand Tools > Hammers & Mallets > First User Reviews of the Paulding Hammer

First User Reviews of the Paulding Hammer

Jan 22, 2010 Stuart Discuss

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The first user reviews of the Paulding Hammer have started pouring in. Here is what Sam S. shared with us via a comment about The Hammer:

I purchased one of the pre-production models of this hammer from Paulding and consider it the finest of my tools, and I have no light weight assembly of tools… with PB Swiss, Snap On, and Wiha but to name 3 other brands in my toolbox.

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I love this hammer so much, that I ordered a 2nd one just in case John decides to stop making them as I can’t imagine he’s making a lot of money considering the time and materials that goes into one of these beauties. Go (no Run) out and get yourself one of these, but I have to warn you.. it will make all of your other tools jealous!

This could quite possibly be the most positive review that we’ve ever seen! If you haven’t already done so, check our preview of John Paulding’s Hammer.

John Paulding can be reached at the following email address and is currently accepting preorders on a first-come, first-served basis: . If you do place an order ($129.90 + S/H), be sure to mention that you saw The Hammer here on ToolGuyd to take advantage of any exclusive discounts that may be offered to ToolGuyd readers.

Here is what other ToolGuyd readers had to say about the Paulding Hammer in their comments to the preview post.

Want!
I have no problem with saving up a bit to pay for a quality manufactured and passionately made tool.
– Cannibal

A very fine hammer, indeed! – Papaw

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$130 for a custom made hammer with all those features is a real deal.
My hats off to John Paulding, a very nice hand crafted tool at a fair price, very rare.

Nice find ToolGuyd! Thanks – ArmChairDIY

That is definitely a beautiful – and useful – tool. The maker’s skill is highly evident, as is his attention to detail. – Will

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