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  | Stiletto TB15MC-SR TiBone 15-Ounce Titanium Milled-Face Hammer (Curved Handle)
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| not quite sure | |
| Ive heard the ti-bone is one bad rig...My Hart rig is begining to take a toll on my wrist and fingers...Is the ti-bone worth the investment?...All question's no one can answer for me...I dont know anyone who owns one, I cant take a swing to see if its going to make a difference...Please someone, give me some advice....It looks so appealing. | |
| The perfect blend | |
| I bought this hammer after having used a wooden handled titanium hammer for about 3 years. This hammer is slightly heavier than the wooden handled models but still lighter than the 21 oz. and 24 oz. hammers that I had used before the titaniums. This gives it a bit of an advantage in actual nail beating over the wooden handled titaniums. But it still is light enough to efficently drive nails in tight spots which is one of the advantages of the light hammers that I never hear anyone talk about. The only knock against this hammer that I can see is the open head doesn't allow you to drive nails with the head sideways like you would have to do in really tight spots. I guess thats what I've got one of those air palm nailers for. Some would say that the price is a knock but if you make a living with your hammer, not to mention that this hammer should last forever I'd say it's worth it. | |
| This hammer is the best! | |
| I first had my hands on this hammer two weeks ago. I was nailing some 2x6s to a I beam when this o`boy said to try this hammer of mine and see what you think. so i did and i feel in love the first swing. I did`nt want to give it back to him. The nail set worked so good that i had to use it all the time. I tell you it is the best. GET ONE FOR YOURSELF YOU WILL LOVE IT TOO! | |
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