[Kevin M.]

If you try one of these you will abandon your other hammers. Expensive but worth every penny.

 

[Kevin M.]

I can't remember where the discussion was concerning titanium hammers (and I am not a carpenter nor do I have a titanium hammer so I cannot bear witness to the statements) but those that had them claimed they could drive a nail with a 16 oz titanium hammer as easily and as quickly as they could with a 22oz or more steel hammer.

it looks like kevin has pictured a 14 oz titanium. seems awful light to me but I know those guys were simply raving about the 16 oz. Ti's.

Hi Nap,

If you are a golfer most likely you have a titanium driver. Most guys can add twenty or thirty yards with a titanium driver. It comes down to the speed and impact issue with the hammer and golf club.

I just recently switched to titanium hammers. For me the issue was lightening up my tool belt for ladder work. (Old tired knees) .

Next on my list is a titanium nail bar. HMMM!! Maybe I should just retire and save the $75.00. LOL!!

Kevin

 

[Kevin M.]

Oh come on now.

That's like saying real mean don't drive anything other than GMC trucks. While I believe it is true...

well, never mind.


real framers don't use estwing hammers:whistling2:

Nap,

Yupper GMC trucks are the best. You and I will have to stand in solidarity when the Ford driving Estwing group tries to dis us. I got your back. :laughing:

Kevin

 

[Kevin M.]

Estwings and fords are for homeowners who dont know how to pull out a nail with a wooden hammer without breaking it

I feel feathers being ruffled..... :laughing: :laughing:

KK