Seisei Slanting Hammer Plus Holder, Left-Handed (Natural Color)

This product was designed with the input of carpenters and temple carpenters who work hard on the job site in mind. Previous hammer holders were often parallel to the carpenter's feet when stored, causing the handle to hit the knee. Also, when crouching, the tip of the hammer handle would hit the floor. To address these issues, we designed it so that the hammer is angled for both right-handed and left-handed users, and it also features a chain hinge for free movement. Seisei is a registered trademark (Registration No. 5809715). Also, because the hammer has a long handle, care had to be taken not to damage the building. Similarly, the ruler is long, so the same care had to be taken. By carrying the long hammer and ruler in the same position on the waist, it is possible to be careful with the same awareness. A strong neodymium magnet is placed in the ruler holder to prevent it from falling. In addition, most conventional hammer holders have a narrow storage compartment that cannot accommodate kakeya (arrows) or rubber hammers used in foundation construction or framing. We made the storage compartment as large as possible to accommodate kakeya (arrows), rubber hammers, and custom-made hammer handles. We also reinforced the hammer storage area with two layers of thick, tanned leather. In response to feedback that drift pins were difficult to remove from the nail bag, we placed a loincloth material under the hammer holder and installed a hidden bullet holder. This allows you to insert the first drift pin, which secures the structure first during framing. The drift pin and hammer can be removed with one hand. In addition to drift pins, you can also store nail clamps, small nail pullers, pens, and other items.