مطرقة مطاطية بمقبض خشبي وزن (16Oz) مزدوجة الوجه للأعمال الخشبية و الزجاجية والمعدنية و غيرها من جيباس (GT59125)

The mallet features a rubber head and a wooden handle. Its porous rubber construction helps dampen vibration, while the wooden handle provides a comfortable, easy-to-grip feel for precise control and lightweight balance.

It’s especially well-suited for upholstery, carpentry, and furniture restoration. It can also be used to tap objects into place, break away tiles, and handle other general restoration projects without damaging delicate surfaces.

The rubber head is designed to be gentle on surfaces, reducing the risk of dents or scratches. Its porous construction also helps dampen vibration, which reduces arm and shoulder fatigue during repetitive striking.

The wooden handle is easy to grip, providing a comfortable feel and a lightweight balance. This helps you maintain control and strike with precision during your project.

Use light, controlled strikes and aim carefully to avoid marring delicate surfaces. Let the rubber head do the work for precise placement, and switch to tapping rather than pounding to protect joints and finishes.

Wipe the mallet clean after use and store it in a dry place to prevent wood or rubber degradation. Keep it away from moisture and harsh environments to extend its life.

Yes. The rubber head is designed to minimize damage to delicate finishes, making it suitable for finishing furniture, veneers, and other sensitive surfaces.

Yes, the mallet can be used to tap objects into place and to aid in tile work or tile removal without marring surrounding surfaces, thanks to its rubber head.

The combination of a rubber head and wooden handle offers durable performance while providing surface protection and vibration dampening. This makes it a good choice when you need controlled force without leaving marks or causing fatigue.

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