VAUGHAN DALLUGE Replacement Hammer Handle, Made In The USA, 3800, VN03800

Excellent replacement for broken hammer handle. Fit perfectly.

New handle went in perfectly. Note that this is a replacement handle with preset/pre drilled holes. Will likely last another 20 years with this hammer, like the original handle. A little expensive compared to just buying a new hammer, but I prefer re using when possible.

The grain in the handle is going in the right direction, it comes with NEW hex nuts, screws, and allen wrenches so you can replace the old one. I have had this hammer for 10 plus years and this is my first handle I broke. By far the best hammer I have. The hammer is 16 ounces and easy on my wrist and elbow. Just don’t pull to hard on the stubborn nails that don’t come out and you’ll be fine, use the pry-claw.

Some not head on the crew tought it would be funny to cut the Handel into he had to pay for this and found out the hard way you don't touch another man's tool

Easy to replace and give your hammer a new life.

I'm a Heavy Highway Carpenter, so I'm pretty hard on my tools. I had my original Dalluge for 5 years before the handle split. Bought this one, which was supposed to come with new screws since mine were stripped. Unfortunately the screws did NOT come with the handle, which sucked, but I could deal with that, then when i put it on, the original head did not seat right in the handle, and then the handle split in about a month. All in all, I wouldn't waste the money.

I bought this to use on an old douglass tool hammer. the dalluge is patterned after them and i could not locate any proper douglass handles. fits perfect, compleatly interchangeable with douglass 20 oz., and includes hardware and allen wrench.

I have to buy one of these a year every year but it actually ends up being my fault. I will somehow miss what ever I'm swinging at and I'll hit an object a couple of inches below the hammer head. This usually happens quite awhile after I've had the handle attached to the hammer head for a considerable amount of time, maybe 8-10 months. I love these handles and I have been using a Dalluge hammer for years now. I will not move to anything else until someone invents a better hammer. I have tried most of them.