Can anyone share the demensions of the hammer pole? Does it flare out into a squarish hammer surface or is it just a flat end that is the same width?
847172
It is tha same width as tha hatchet, great for busting out windows & braking locks...
233025
the package was about 3' long and about 10" wide. I don't remember exact dimension b/c it was so long ago. I can tell you though that this tool is crap. It lasted less than a year and never held out the extensions. I hope this helps.
987022
Cory, I'm not sure of the dimensions, but I have personally used different types of pole to make a spear with it. I typically hit the pole with a piece of coarse grade sandpaper to get an ideal fit. Amazon sells a few ironwood or wax wood poles that have worked perfectly.
598797
I screwed the base to my deck with lag bolts and strapped the vertical post to the deck rails. I have two holes in my table and don't use a base. The outside diameter of the pole is just under 2". Hope this helps. I really like mine.
631478
The WIDTH is the measurement you need. The poles flex a bit, so your measurement doesn't have to be exact.
2171078
The hammer is 9" long. Although it does not say, from the weight of it I would guess it is Stainless Steel.
1850609
While I did not measure it exactly when I set-it up it is certainly very close to the 30" listed in the dimensions (mine is buried under snow right now so I cannot confirm but am confident it is accurate). While it is listed as 30 x 30, it is clearly not a 'square'...it is approx 30" in diameter. It comes in 3 flat sections that are flexible and get bolted together at the seams. I've been happy with it.
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Approx. 14 inches. I know an approximation isn't "Exact" but I'm rounding.Also, I would recommend against this thing. It is great at first, but as time goes on, the torsion causes the stick to unscrew from the base, and there's no way to get into the base to rescrew the whole thing. It's not the most wonderfully engineered piece of home decor.
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Hi cjo ! You're in luck - - I was cleaning the office with the computer on when your qestion came thru! I pulled out a stand and measured and here's your answer! With the legs spread at max diameter (max stability) the 1 3/8 end of the pole tops out at about 77 inches (195 cm) the other end - the 1 1/2 end tops out at about 80 inches (203 cm). These dimensions are based on where the holes are drilled for the safety pins! Hope this helps . Cheers, dav
163210
It is fixed length and width, adjustable height. The ends extend about 6 inches from the vertical posts.
361003
It sticks out the width of the timer. Haven't measured it, but would guess about 1 1/2 inches.
215945
The pole fits in most base. The size is approx. 4 1/2 inches around. I used my metal tape to measure around it so that was as close as I could get it.
982672
Sorry I have to answer this for others as I own one myself. The back of it IS DESIGNED to act as a hammer...its narrow, but totally do-able and I use it often to hammer in stakes.
117363
I can't tell you the size but I will say that it is the normal common size. I have borrowed a long bit from a friend who has a air powered hammer and they was the same.
1724007
Yes, the end of the blade is 2-3/4" wide. The pole itself is 1" diameter (it is round). The tamper end is flat & round, not square, and is 2-1/2" wide. And as opposed to ones I have seen in hardware stores (as a female) I find the weight of this one much more manageable. (and less expensive!!)
516089
Not sure of the exact measurements, but I can tell you that it is a "standard" pole. By that I mean it fit the other umbrella stands I had previously purchased. It will definitely fit the opening in any table, if that's your concern.
1795125
The wood block is chamfered and has a 1 3/4" by 4" base (part that touches the wall) tapered to a 1 1/4" by 3 1/2" top where hook is screwed in. The entire unit sticks out 5 5/8" from the wall. The distance between to two prongs (hook) is 2".