Warwood Tool

"Just bought 3 hammers a ballpien a 6 pound sledge and a 12lb sledge. Made in America! Wow! Quality and craftsmanship!"

"My grandfather used to work in construction and metal working he had this hammer that you could tell was made differently than others. My father still uses it today the logo had long since faded and I had been looking for years for that same exact hammer (gave up actually thought they where no longer made). I have finally found it as a warwood hammer these truly are built to last."

"So this tool has basically saved my bacon. I got some wood in late and my wood was not seasoned so I got a kindling tool that needs a sledgehammer or heavy hammer. My hammers weren't heavy enough and the sledgehammer seemed like overkill. This thing works like a charm. Fits my hand. Seems incredibly well built and engineered well. Big fan!"

"I bought the sledge and railroad pick, both with hickory handles, and will probably get the 24" wrecking bar soon. Shipping was surprisingly fast and the tools arrived in excellent condition. They work as expected, which is all I ask of any simple hand tool. I can't believe I wasted so much time breaking rocky clay with a spade before... the pick cut my work time by 75%. To be fair, I don't have much experience with similar tools from other manufacturers for comparison, but that doesn't matter much to me. I bought these because they are made in the USA with American steel and am willing and able to spend a bit extra to support domestic industry."

"An amazing company in the 21st century. They still make the best quality striking tools, heavy struck tools, pry bars and related items right here in the USA. Not sold in retail stores, look for Warwood tools from industrial supply companies, railroad and mining suppliers and the like. It is worth it. I own a few Warwood bars, hammers, backing-out punches and a pick or two. Some are newer, but a number of them vintage - still serviceable, after, who knows, perhaps 100 years! The people are friendly and if you ever get to see it, the factory is like a living history museum, only better, because you can see real products in production."