A round, metallic hammer tool with two concentric raised circles on top sits against a plain white background.
A metallic, round object with a concave surface like a shallow dish, set on a plain white background, reminiscent of the Hammer Tool - Universal Size.
This close-up shows a shiny, square black metal plate with bolts, a central hole, and four corner holes. A round silver detachable piece is in front. Ideal for post anchors, its perfect for seamless integration with any builder tool set. Product: Hammer Tool - Universal Size.
Close-up of the Hammer Tool - Universal Size, featuring a black metal bracket with a circular top component. Its securely attached to a wooden post using two large bolts beside the centered circular part, making it an essential builders tool for robust anchoring.
The Hammer Tool - Universal Size hovers above a metal disc on a black rectangular plate, supported by wooden post anchors, set to impact against a plain white background.
A metallic yo-yo, reminiscent of the gleaming Hammer Tool - Universal Size, is set against a plain white background. Its polished surface and symmetrical design reveal a visible axle with rounded edges, highlighted by lighting that accentuates its shiny texture.
A round, metallic hammer tool with two concentric raised circles on top sits against a plain white background.
A metallic, round object with a concave surface like a shallow dish, set on a plain white background, reminiscent of the Hammer Tool - Universal Size.
This close-up shows a shiny, square black metal plate with bolts, a central hole, and four corner holes. A round silver detachable piece is in front. Ideal for post anchors, its perfect for seamless integration with any builder tool set. Product: Hammer Tool - Universal Size.
Close-up of the Hammer Tool - Universal Size, featuring a black metal bracket with a circular top component. Its securely attached to a wooden post using two large bolts beside the centered circular part, making it an essential builders tool for robust anchoring.
The Hammer Tool - Universal Size hovers above a metal disc on a black rectangular plate, supported by wooden post anchors, set to impact against a plain white background.
A metallic yo-yo, reminiscent of the gleaming Hammer Tool - Universal Size, is set against a plain white background. Its polished surface and symmetrical design reveal a visible axle with rounded edges, highlighted by lighting that accentuates its shiny texture.

Hammer Tool - Universal Size

Whether it's one anchor or many, you will find our Universal Hammer Tool for 4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 anchors make it much easier and efficient driving the tube into posts.

It firmly mates with the shoulder portion of the tube and evenly distributes the force of hammer blows.  The universal tool works for a 4x4 anchor even though most people find hammering the 4x4 anchor to be quite quick and easy.  But if you have a lot to do it will make it that much easier.  And this single tool also fits the tube for a 6x6 and 8x8 anchor.

Definitely saves you time and energy.  You’ll love it especially if you are a builder.

The Universal Hammer Tool is a fantastic little friend on a job site if you have lots of post anchors to install.

$9.99

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Matt M.
works exactly as intended

We needed this for installation of 6 newel posts over an EPDM deck, this tool was key to getting the Titan anchors installed effectively. I'd buy it if you don't have one!

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Ed B.
Handy Tool

Really helped with installing post anchors.

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Michael R.
Bench Post Anchors

Worked as advertised.

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George N.
Worked for me

It worked well for me, drove the plates in very well took about 10 hits to drive it home. It does bounce off after each hit but still worked well.

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Larry R.
nice tool

This is a nice tool to help prevent really messing up the center and edges of your anchor when trying to hammer the anchor into your post. They have a tendency to come off the anchor between hits but I still think it was worth the money. Just not sure what I am going to do with it now that my project is over.