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Holdly Magnet Roofing Hatchet,17oz Magnetic Faced Roofing Hatchet for Quick Installation of Roofing Nails And Felt Caps

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At a glance

Condition
New
Model
HLY18
Weight
1.1 lb
Color
Rustic Brown
Handle Material
Ash Wood
Head Type
Hatchet
Head Weight
483 g
In the box
Roof Magnetic Hammer

Features 5

  • Improve work efficiency: With a powerful shielded neodymium magnet on one side of the hammer, you don't need to hold the nail with the other hand, and you can complete the hammering action with one hand, which can greatly increase your working speed.
  • Comfortable work: The handle is made of ash wood, which is elastic and tough, relatively light, has shock absorption function, and better protects the arms and palms.
  • High-quality design: The handle is ergonomically designed, provides a comfortable grip, and can relieve fatigue during long-term use. When in use, there are wooden wedges and steel wedges at the connection between the axe and the handle to prevent the axe from falling, which is safer.
  • Durable and Reliability: The roof magnetic hammer is made of high-quality cast iron, and the surface of the hammer also uses electroplating technology, which is corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant. It can be used for a long time and is very durable.

Description

The hammer's striking surface contains a strong shielded neodymium magnet that holds the nail firmly in place. Then you swing the hammer with one hand and the nail is driven into the correct trajectory, without the need to hold the nail with your other hand. This is a roofing tool made of carefully selected materials. You may not get used to it at first, but I believe you will conquer this tool quickly! The handle is made of ash wood, which is elastic and tough, relatively light, has shock absorption function, and better protects the arms and palms. This is a multi-functional tool. One tool, multiple uses, in a way that it can help you save a lot of time and money.

Specs 14

Brand Holdly
Handle Material Ash Wood
Color Rustic Brown
Head Type Hatchet
Item Weight 1.1 pounds
Brand Name Holdly
Number of Items 1
Manufacturer Holdly

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Top Amazon Reviews


Multipurpose
With the strong wind recently here in my area, some of my roof shingles flew off the roof. This roofing hammer is great. I can take off old shingles, pull up nails, and even cut new shingles with it. The hammer feels good in the hand, and with practice I can hammer a nail in to the shingle one handed since the hammer is magnetic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Thuy Son Dang Thuy Son Dang

Thor’s Hammer, But Make It Roofing
This roofing hatchet is the superhero sidekick I never knew I needed. The magnetic face is a total game-changer—it’s like the nails are attracted to success. No more fumbling or dropping nails like I’m performing a clumsy magic trick. The 17oz weight is perfect: hefty enough to drive nails like a boss but not so heavy that I feel like I’ve been arm wrestling a bear by the end of the day. And let’s not overlook the style points—it looks so professional, my neighbors think I moonlight as a Viking carpenter. If you’re tackling roofing jobs and want to feel like a pro (or a Norse god), this hatchet’s got your back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Rach Rodriguez

2 días de uso duraron se rompieron rápido
No es de buena calidad
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025 by John

Nice roofing hammer
I’m a general contractor, not a roofer. I have always used a standard hammer on the roofs I’ve shingled. I can say that it is extremely nice to have the right tool for the job. This hammer is a lighter weight hammer than I generally use but it has more than enough punch for roofing nails. That leaves you with a whole lot less fatigue at the end of your day. The magnetic head is absolutely a thumb saver with short nails and cutting shingles with the blade on the back of the hammer is far easier than using a razor knife. My personal advice is to ensure that you tighten the blade in the retracted position. I got lazy and it takes one time to learn that lesson. The hammer works well, it feels good in your hand once you get used to using it. The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because there are two wing nuts, one on either side to tighten the razor blade into position. It takes two hands where a different bolt would allow for one handed tightening. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024 by Andy

Yup that’s the one I needed!
Very handy and helpful. Makes a quick job of setting black paper.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Frank Vela

Excellent Quality Hatchet – Makes Roofing Fast and Easy
This roofing hatchet is amazing! The magnetic face makes installing nails and felt caps so much faster and easier. It’s sturdy, well-balanced, and super comfortable to use. Great quality and perfect for any roofing job!
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025 by Farrukh&Habiba

Multi-use hammer
I fixed the shingles on the roof and I had to use the hammer for several hours, it is very useful to use because of the magnet, so directly nailing the roof withone hand. The magnet strength is good and can be used to attach nail or screws. The tool can be used as a hammer as well for the normal use. I like the ergonomic design of the handle, it is comfortable even if used for several hours. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024 by Bassam Sobh

Not the best build Quality, but its functional
So I expected a higher quality item for the cost, the metal looks and feels a bit inexpensive and porous, The magnet on it will hold smaller nails, but it does not seem to be as strong as its advertised, You also need to make sure that the nails you are using are a magnetic type of metal otherwise that function will be useless to you. The wingnuts and blade portion along with the sliding gauge are very clunky and does not work smoothly at all. I wont know until it gets a lot of use to know how long it will last in regards to longevity, but I'm not giving my hopes up. Overall, It will work as a hammer, But I'm afraid the magnet will break since its described as a neodymium magnet, and if you know about them they are fragile and some even break when just dropping them. I will report back after it gets a full use beyond just testing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Patrick Garon
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