KinoboKinobo 6 in 1 Mini Multifunction Hammer & Screwdriver Hand Tools Ideal for Watchmaker Jewelers and Eating Walnuts. (Gold)

This fixed a jewelry problem as soon as I took it out of the box. Wish I had known about these years ago.

This smaller than average hammer works great for model railroading; and other tedious tasks. It fits nicely between the track rails; to pound-in the nails necessary to secure the tracks for most gauges from HO to O-scale. Other standard sized hammers are too large and can cause damage to the rails. This hard-to-find smaller sized hammer fills-the-bill for this particular hobby.

I use this produce during my hobby of Lego building. Would love to see a model with a nylon or rubber ends on the hammer. The main body of screwdrivers tends to loosen with hammer usage. And the screwdriver blades themselves have a tendency to slip in their brass(?) bases. Seems like the build quality of these are on the very low end. If you want very light duty and occasional use, this could be a good choice for you. If you want something that needs a bit more durability, sadly you will need to look elsewhere.

Very lady like and cute for crafting , and other uses

I should have bought a better quality, but does the job. Keeps coming loose! Buy a step above......

I purchased 36 of this item to give as Christmas gifts to work associates. I have received several compliments that it’s a great tool to have at work or in the car.

I read the reviews before buying and thought that maybe it was a neat little jewelry hammer that would be good for some metal work.This is the worst "hammer" I think I could've bought. For starters, there's a spiral design on the head of the hammer, which looks neat, but my first thought was "I don't want that texture on my metal".I tried it out on a penny- I've been wanting to smash pennies. I banged on my penny for minutes and it barely flattened it. The head actually almost flew off! The hammer head came off the very first time I used it.Its also supposed to be a screwdriver. I was confused by this at first, but I found that all the screwdriver bits were in a compartment in the handle. Seems nifty until you realize that the handle will screw itself open while you're trying to flatten stuff out. On the whole, the structural integrity of this hammer is something to be desired- it hardly has any. I'm returning it. For $8 I can get an actual hammer that can take nails. There's plenty of other jewelry hammers around this price that will be much better.I honestly can't believe how bad of a hammer it really is.

I do a lot of detailed Stringart which entails a lot of tiny nails really close together. This tiny hammer is the perfect size I need. I wish it were a tiny bit heavier at the hammer end but it still works really well. The only thing I would change is I do not need the multi tool feature. The screwdrivers like to come unscrewed after swinging the hammer so often. But still, perfect size for what I need.