Bon Tool Stone Mason Hammer 4 lb.

Very high quality too. It's nice and heavy and will get the job done!! Make sure you get fat chisels though, or you might crush your thumb.

Edit: I’ve used this on some larger stock recently and it was actually very helpful so I upgraded to 4 stars. If the stone weighs less than 100 lb this probably isn’t the correct tool, but when it does and you need to do some rough shaping this is more useful than I originally thought. Original review: It’s ok, heavy hammer and it will destroy a stone before it shapes it sometimes. If I had it to do over again I’d have made due with a masons hammer until I can afford a carbide tool, this one just loses its shape pretty quick when you put it through its paces.

I just finished building 800 ln.ft. of rock wall, 48" thick and couldn't have done it without this Hammer. It is heavy and made for working with larger rock. I also used a 24oz brick hammer that I also purchased from Bon Tool company. They defintely make a team. I would buy both if you have a large job coming up.

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I’ve had it for 2 days and the handle alredy broke And I don’t think they have replacement handles that they sell

Been during for a few weeks now very good well made

It was what I needed

I've used it to shape a few rocks on a dry laid stone wall. In conjunction with a pitching and pointing chisel, can have much more flexibility in choice of rocks that will maintain level. Seems like the metal might be a bit soft given the nicks already present on both ends - time will tell but so far i'm satisfied with the purchase.