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Push Hammer (Nail Capacity: 1-1/4" Long x 5/32" Head Dia.)

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$10.32 $14.95 In stock

Category: Hammers

Push Hammer Drives a Nail with One Push
  • Push Hammer drives a nail with one push
  • Magnetized plunger holds the mini nail in place
  • Simply push to drive the nail
  • Works with steel nails up to 1 ¼ inches long x 5/32 inch head diameter
  • For mini woodworking projects, model railroads, ship models, and miniature modeling
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about the one-push claim, but it really works—the magnetized plunger holds those small 1-¼ inch nails steady and drives them flush in one go. Saves a ton of time on trim work.

Joshua P. ★★★★★

The magnetized plunger really does hold those tiny 1-1/4" nails steady, so you just push and it drives them flush in one motion. I’ve been using it for quick trim repairs, and it’s a huge time-saver compared to starting with a regular hammer.

Nicholas ★★★★☆

The magnetic tip actually holds those tiny nails steady, which is the whole reason I bought it—no more fumbling with a regular hammer on trim work. It’s a bit awkward to grip for overhead jobs, but for one-handed pushes into soft pine, it does the job.

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