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【Interesting Gear】Even its awkwardness is endearing! The result of metalizing the hammerhead shark

【Interesting Gear】Even its awkwardness is endearing! The result of metalizing the hammerhead shark

Discovered a hammer (hereafter referred to as "hammer") shaped like the shark known for its hammer-like head, the "hammerhead shark," and a hammer shaped like a great white shark's head. This unique idea is something I want!

Two types of metal hammers inspired by sharks

It seems that there is a hammer born from the idea, "If we metalize a hammerhead shark, we can really hammer in nails with a hammerhead."
The two shark-themed hammers were manufactured by Castem, a precision casting company located in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
The shape is that of a rugged hammerhead shark itself.
This hammer, which was created with appearance in mind, is full of playful spirit. It looks difficult to handle until you get used to it... but when you think about it, you don't often encounter a hammer that is hard to hold. Conversely, it makes you want to try holding it.
It's finished as a cute hammer with a slightly alien-like form. If you had it, you might develop a fondness for it.
Product name / Hammerhead Shark Hammer
Price / 5500 yen
Size / Height 5.5 × Width 6 × Length 22 cm
Weight / Approximately 450 g
Material / Stainless steel
Country of manufacture / Japan
The hammer, which features a great white shark's head, is also unique.
This one comes with a wooden handle, making it easy to hold and easy to drive nails. If you're bad at hammering, it might feel like the shark is about to attack.
Product name / Shark Head Hammer
Price / 5500 yen
Size / Height 5.5 × Width 7.5 × Length 31 cm
Weight / Approximately 450 g
Material / Stainless steel
Country of manufacture / Japan

The company that created it is "Castem" from Hiroshima

Castem is a company that manufactures and sells precision parts for various industries, including trains, machine tools, and medical devices.
Since 2017, they have expanded into personal products, creating buzz with items like Pokémon bug catchers and steel Robin masks.
Source / Website.
It seems they approach what is generally referred to as "play" with serious intent, having also established a paper airplane museum. Inside the museum, various paper airplanes are displayed along with Guinness World Record certificates. A hammer created by such a unique company makes you want it even more.
●Castem
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