High-quality tools are the guarantee for careful and good work performance. The Berlin mason's hammer is part of the basic equipment for tilers and bricklayers. The hammer is characterized by its characteristic shape and the fact that it can be used on both sides. Basically, there are two forms of the mason's hammer, the Rhenish and the Berlin form. The Berlin mason's hammer can be recognized by its flatter but wider rear end. The flatter and wider fin is typical of the Berlin mason's hammer.
The Berlin mason's hammer by Karl Dahm is a high quality, sturdy and reliable hammer. The steel shaft and other workmanship ensure durability. With the rubber grip, the hammer lies well in the hand. The hammer has a nail pull, which is helpful in many craft situations. The Berlin mason's hammer is suitable for hammering stones and tiles that need to be brought into a certain shape. For this purpose, one side of the hammer head is provided with a sharp edge. The track has a similar shape to the carpenter's hammer, with it nails can be hammered.
Primarily, the mason's hammer is used to knock off plaster. Another field of application is the processing of concrete blocks. The sharp edge is used to drive a groove into a brick or stone. In this way, a predetermined breaking point is created. Then the brick or stone is placed close to the edge. With the hammer side, a part can now be knocked off. A great deal of experience is required to ensure that the break succeeds cleanly. Furthermore, the better the tool, the better the result. The Berlin mason's hammer in a high quality is excellent for this purpose. The rubber handle additionally ensures that the hammer is easy to handle.
The mason's hammer in the Berlin shape is ideal for do-it-yourselfers as well as for professionals. Anyone who frequently works with stones and tiles will appreciate the good properties of the Berlin mason's hammer.
