YIYITOOLS 7Pcs Auto Body Repair Tool Hammer Dolly Set, Car Body Repair Tool Kit，Carbon Steel Dolly and Hammer Dent Body Fender Tool Set,YY2020064

Good quality for a non-name brand set off Amazon. Seem to be high quality and look like they'll last a while. Nice addition to a mechanic's toolbox. Thanks for reading :)

I have a couple of other tools by YIYITOOLS and these have been quality tools that exceeded my expectations. This set of tools has proven to be of good quality as well and so far I am pleased with it.This is a tool set that is marketed as geared for auto body repair and maintenance. Having seen someone pound out and repair a car that needed body work several years ago I see how this works and why this set is marketed for that specific use case. These tools are suited for reshaping bent and damaged metal, pounding out creases and reshaping indentations. Using these for those purposes does require some practice, though.There are three hammers and four dollies in this set. The hammers are specialty hammers that are designed for pounding and shaping, though they will work as regular tack hammers in a pinch. Two of the three have a pointed head on one side, well-designed for tapping. The dollies are also metal shaping tools designed for pounding, and the different shapes make finding the right one that fits into a cramped space easier.I like the grips on the hammers. They're comfortable and I can maintain my grip even when the hammers get a little wet.This is not a typical set of hammers and metal blocks. This is a set designed for metal working, and it is designed well for that purpose. It can be used in other contexts, including just for driving nails and so on, but there are better tools for those types of tasks. If you need a set of tools that it designed specifically for working with damaged metal, and you don't want to spend a fortune on it, this is a good tool set that should serve you well.

These hammers have comfortable workability. I needed a lighter hammer to restore and old walnut bookcase. My hammers left dents and cracks. I have social contacts in the auto body repair profession. My sources recommended these types of hammers. They should be aluminum for autobody work, but it can't be verified anywhere on the tool or the box. I was skeptical at first, while handling them and looking them over. Cosmetically, there were tons of paint mistakes like bubbles, dried glue runs from the head to the handle. Lots of dust and contamination during the poly phase of manufacturing. I get it, tools are painted for appeal, it's a tool for use, but poor craftsmanship. Being an artist and restorer, I care about the presentation of things. Also, aluminum hammers should have a red top for identification. I'm not an expert with hammer weight, but these have just enough weight behind them to separate several old wood boards, straighten vintage hardware and looms without incident; Additionally, the wedges were also helpful. They also have a nice grip to them. Just the right length too. They would work good with any surface application that requires specific point contact and control. Good Deal!

I'm not a professional metal or body repair tech, but I have had the need to try to "hammer out" metal body appliances or equipment enclosures from shipping damage. This gets you started pretty well! I've only used it once, but the shapes were a big help! I'd recommend this if you're thinking of reworking a metal case or plate, make things easier for an already seemly impossible task.

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