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The STANLEY® ball pein hammer features one crowned striking face with beveled edges and one spherical striking face. Use hammer for bending and forming sheet metal, driving punches and chisels, and setting rivets.

Stanley continuous hinges distribute weight evenly on the door and door frame, and are suitable for sagging doors or lids. Hinges with a rugged, nonhanded geared design do not bend or break like hinges with pins and knuckles. They feature a full-length channel cap to help seal the gap between door and frame while also securing the door from prying.

The lineman's pliers from Stanley features a high-leverage pivot design that uses less energy to cut than traditional cutting pliers. Induction hardened, precision machined jaws are ideal for gripping, twisting, and cutting. Forged, high-quality carbon steel pliers with dipped handles. Meet ANSI specifications.

The adjustable dividers in these boxes create separate, custom-sized compartments inside the box to group and organize small parts like fasteners, tools, and electrical connectors.

The Stanley® bent nose needle nose pliers feature precision machined jaws ideal for gripping, twisting, and cutting. The slim head allows access into tighter spaces. Forged, high-quality carbon steel cutting edge. Meet ANSI specifications.

STANLEY 30m/100' ABS Chalk Line Reel with 4oz Chalk and Hi-Viz Line Level

The curved claw of these hammers hooks under nail heads to maximize leverage when removing nails while minimizing damage to surrounding surfaces. Curved-claw hammers are commonly used to drive and pull nails in finish carpentry, woodworking, and general repair work.

These flexible rulers follow standard measurements only.

The Stanley® Bailey chisel set features micro-precision ground chisel blades for superior sharpness in woodworking applications. High-carbon chrome steel blades are lacquered for corrosion resistance. Durable hardwood handles. Includes leather storage pouch.

The sharp tip of jab saws plunge cuts into materials so the serrated blade edge can saw through them. Also known as keyhole saws, they are commonly used to create electrical box cutouts in drywall and to cut free-form holes in a variety of building materials. Their long, narrow blade mounts to a straight handle and cuts on both the push and the pull stroke. They are typically used with one hand.

Ideal for striking unhardened metals. Fiberglass core adds strength and durability in the handle, reduces vibrations and provides the “feel of wood”. Exclusive rim temper reduces incidences of chipping or spalling.

The compound action of aviation snips increases leverage and reduces the force required to cut. They are commonly used to make short, straight, or curved cuts in aluminum, sheet metal, plastic, and cardboard.

These sets include multiple wood chisels in different blade sizes to make various cuts, chips, and carves. Wood chisels have a fixed handle attached to a sharp-edged blade. The handle provides a comfortable grip to position the blade and has a striking cap to drive the blade into wood surfaces.

Bench planes' high cutting angle and bevel-down blade remove material with each stroke and flatten surfaces more quickly than block, bullnose, and trimming planes. Bench planes break chips without tear-out and create a smooth finish on figured and wavy grain woods. They cut on the push stroke with one hand on the knob and the other on the rear handle.