URREA Auto Body Hammer - 13-3/4” Straight Pein Finishing Hammer with Dual Round Face & Oak Handle - 1421

This hammer is a very good quality hammer. Feels good in your hand and is very easy to control. I would recommend to anyone.

I needed a hammer that would reach much deeper to hammer out dent on panels that I can't reach with a regular body hammer.. This one works perfect!!!

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Finish on the head is ok. Handle was installed offset and feels wrong. Dont be deceived by the cross hatched pattern for grip, its printed.Cheap hammer what can you expect?

Very high quality tool ,the handle is good quality wood too the weight is perfect to finish on aluminum & stainles steel sheet metal

Let me start out with what I thought was amusing. On date of purchase, according to Amazon’s detail section, the Country of Origin was China, but what was actually burned into the handle was Mexico. I’ve also seen other products, under the same brand, where people have stated the item was made in the USA, labeled with Country of Origin of China but stamped with Mexico (make what you will on that).Now for the issues, just as the title states there really isn’t any QC on this item.1. The Face: both ends of the faces are ground down to a heavy grit sand paper (thinking maybe a 60 or 40 grit), leaving deep groves into the steel. When I run my finger over the face, it almost feels like I’m about the get a metal splinter (no smoothness what so ever). The other issue with the faces is there are areas ground down too far which leave the face lumpy, like rolling hills. There isn’t any uniformness to the face, both faces should be slightly convex.2. The Bell/Poll: this is the immediate portion after the face, it’s what gives the face it’s shape. This too is lumpy and not round as it should be.3. The Wedge and Eye Hole: This is the area where that circular wedge is force into the top of the head into the handle, thus holding the head. This is loose causing the head to rock back and forth slightly. This in itself isn’t too bad, just have to hammer in the wedge a bit more. But the part I have an issue with is what looks like wood puddy put into the Eye Hole to cove up any voids. I haven’t even used it once and it’s starting to flake off.Overall, if this is the quality of this brand, I myself will stay away from it. This tool looks and feels like it was handmade by an inexperienced individual. Honestly, I don’t mind handmade tools, but when you don’t care about quality then it’s a hard pass for me!(Note: I tried to take pictures that represent what I mention here, but due to the nature of how cameras work, they don’t always convey all the detail/flaws. So, take what you will of them.)