[KONDO] HaTombo (6mm*6mm bit and 4mm*40mm Blade) with Handle 230mm [KMF140101]

HaTombo is the masonry special hammer to use for pointing and dividing. Ha means blade in Japanese. It has a 4mm*40mm blade. Tombo means point in Japanese. It has a 6mm*6mm bit on the other side. It is the size which many masonry and gardeners are using.

Not only stonemasons and sculptors but also gardeners use it habitually,not to mention what is suitable for stone statue products, it to be just good finish for the staffage compositions such as building stones or japanese garden lanterns to use for the garden path.

Workability is good in comparison with the product only for steel markedly because carbide is installed on the tip of this HaTombo, Japanese professional stonemasons use it habitually in particular.

The main use
Various processing stone of stonemasons, sculptors, and gardeners.
For Art (Sculpture), Architecture, Landscape design, Garden, Repair the ruins ,etc.

It will be necessity about 10 business day to send.

About a maker, Kondo Masonry tools factory (AICHI pref)

This HaTombo is made in Japan. It is product of Kondo stonemason's tools factory in Okazaki City, Aichi Pref known as a town of the stonemasons. Yoji Kondo is the boss and the second of Kondo stonemason's tools factory, and he is an expert that has been worked for 50 years. He is known to Japanese craftsmen handling stones as one of stonemason's tools makers of carbide who are few in Japan now. His technique of brass brazing is highly valued because it is rare technique not only in the world but also in Japan.

The notes on use about Hatombo. [KONDO]

Hammer a stone softly, rhythmically and vertically by all means. The properties of steel and carbide is superior in wear resistance and it is the harder, the more fragile. Conversely, soft steel and carbide are superior in durability and shock resistance. This product has been setting hard condition, if you wield or hit strongly, there is a possibility that brass brazing will break. In addition, it is a main factor of breaking to hammer a stone diagonally. Please hammer a stone vertically by all means. The Japanese craftsmen using our product habitually know this point well enough, but we would like overseas users to keep it in mind.