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The tool code on the head or handle is the key: hammer faces, knuckles, wheels and blades each name their tools on the listing, and a photo of the tool with its code over WhatsApp settles anything worn past reading.

By tool code and hardness: the DBHN20 and NFH175 share the 342/714 faces, the DBHN275 takes the 342/716, and each comes in extra hard yellow or hard white nylon, so the code picks the size and the work picks the hardness.

Hardness: extra hard yellow strikes harder for persuasion work, hard white marks softer surfaces less, and both fit the same hammers, so many keep one of each on the bench.

Yes, by drive size: half inch knuckles for the AK730 family, three quarter inch for the AK731, AK7312 and AK7318, and one inch for the AK7311 and AK7313, each listed against its bars.

By tool: packs of two are listed for the AK5050 and for the AK5062 pipe cutter, and a wheel that scores rather than cuts is the sign the pack is due.

On this shelf, almost always: a face, knuckle, wheel or blade costs a fraction of its tool, fits with hand tools in minutes, and returns the original to service rather than the drawer.

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Hand tools earn their keep by being rebuildable, and this shelf holds the rebuild parts by tool code, over seventy of them across faces, knuckles, wheels and blades. The hammer faces lead it: screw on nylon faces for the DBHN dead blow and NFH nylon faced hammers, matched by the tool code and picked by hardness, extra hard yellow or hard white, with the 342 series faces naming their hammers, the DBHN20 and NFH175 sharing one face size, the DBHN275 taking its own, and the NFH10 and NFH15 each carrying a named white face.

The breaker bar knuckles run by drive size and bar: half inch square drive knuckles serving the whole AK730 family across its lengths and colours, three quarter inch for the AK731, AK7312 and AK7318, and one inch for the AK7311 and AK7313, each replacement knuckle listed against its bars by name so a stiff or cracked joint is a code search away from fixed rather than a new bar, not the price of a new bar.

Cutting tools take their consumables the same way: cutter wheels in packs of two for the AK5050 and the AK5062 pipe cutter, and replacement blades for the HCA25 and the PC40, every part naming its tool on the listing, with the 500g forged steel machinist hammer the one whole tool on the shelf.

The rule of the shelf is repair before replace: a face, a knuckle or a wheel costs a fraction of the tool it revives, and the tool code on the handle or head is the whole search. The Compatible tab confirms each part against its tools, and an unmarked tool photographed over WhatsApp on 07754288583 comes back named with its parts.

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FAQs

The tool code on the head or handle is the key: hammer faces, knuckles, wheels and blades each name their tools on the listing, and a photo of the tool with its code over WhatsApp settles anything worn past reading.

By tool code and hardness: the DBHN20 and NFH175 share the 342/714 faces, the DBHN275 takes the 342/716, and each comes in extra hard yellow or hard white nylon, so the code picks the size and the work picks the hardness.

Hardness: extra hard yellow strikes harder for persuasion work, hard white marks softer surfaces less, and both fit the same hammers, so many keep one of each on the bench.

Yes, by drive size: half inch knuckles for the AK730 family, three quarter inch for the AK731, AK7312 and AK7318, and one inch for the AK7311 and AK7313, each listed against its bars.

By tool: packs of two are listed for the AK5050 and for the AK5062 pipe cutter, and a wheel that scores rather than cuts is the sign the pack is due.

On this shelf, almost always: a face, knuckle, wheel or blade costs a fraction of its tool, fits with hand tools in minutes, and returns the original to service rather than the drawer.

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