Roofing Hammer Hatchet

Shingling roofing hatchet with milled striking face three position exposure gauge nail slot and hickory wood handle by ex electronix express by ex electronix express 23 99 23.

Roofing hammer hatchet.

Ajc is more than just a tool distributor we design patent and manufacture original roofing tools. Cut shingles with the hatchet end of a roofing hatchet also known as a roofing hammer. Hatchet roofing hammer schmalz auctions. Ajc shing go tear off shovels and rolling magnetic sweepers are the industry standard and innovations like the pick roll seam roller mag hatch magnetic faced hatchet and ajc super shear have made us one of the most recognized names in roofing tools today.

It is usable with the left or the right hand. This 17 ounce roofing hatchet is patent pending and includes the following. Ajc mag hatch magnetic faced roofing hatchet. They have unique features to make this job more efficient such as magnetized faces to help you pick up a stray nail and even gauges that help you position shingles with the right exposure.

Imbedded in the head of the one hit roofing hammer hatchet is an amazing new super magnet that makes nailing with one hand simple the one hit roofing hammer hatchet hand nailing made easy holds your nail on the hatchet head. We cannot be responsible for incorrect descriptions. Strike the cut line sharply with the hatchet then lift the shingle and bend it along the line made by the hatchet to separate it. This model has a stationary screw gauge that can be set for 4 inch 5 inch or 5 5 8 inch exposure.

Roofing hammers and hatchets are specialized tools intended to help residential roofers cut shingles and drive nails into them. The powerful shielded neodymium magnet is located right on the striking face. Product is available in a 7oz size. From the manufacturer ajc s roofing hatchet is made from heat treated drop forged carbon steel the finest carbon steel blade and the highest grade hickory handle for shock absorption.

Set the shingle you re cutting on the roof deck then measure the cut line with a tape measure and mark it with chalk. The information in the article below can help you quickly get new team members up to speed about the specialty tools used in roofing. Roofing hammers and hatchets are specialized tools intended to help residential roofers cut shingles and drive nails into them. Magnetic roofing hatchet is manufactured with a solid construction easily withstanding tough use on the jobsite.