Choosing the Right Octagonal Hammer
Choose an octagonal hammer of the right size and weight for the job. A hammer that is too heavy may cause inconvenient handling and increased fatigue, while a hammer that is too light may not provide enough striking power.
Check the firmness of the hammer handle to ensure that it will not loosen or break during use.
Holding the hammer handle correctly
When holding the hammer handle, make sure your hand is stable to avoid loosening. Generally, the grip should be near the end of the hammer handle for better control of the direction and strength of the hammer.
Do not place your fingers on the joint between the hammer head and the handle to avoid injury when striking.
Pay attention to safety
When using an octagonal hammer, wear appropriate protective equipment, such as a helmet, safety glasses and gloves.
Avoid using the octagonal hammer in crowded places to avoid accidents.
Pay attention to the strength and direction when striking to avoid excessive force that may cause the hammer head to fall off or damage the surrounding objects.