I didn't know that I needed a 170$ hammer...

tomplum

11 years ago

I probably don't, because I can't hit the head of a nail anyways....
I do like my Jawhorse though.

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bill_kapaun
11 years ago
A water hammer is much cheaper!
tomplum
Original Author
11 years ago
That's close to inline with my plumbing slash carpentering skills...:) They may not interchange, but I could still envision either one rolling off my roof!
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mla2ofus
11 years ago
The hammer is surplus from a gov't contract. Probably cost "US" $500.
Mike
wertach zone 7-B SC
11 years ago
One of my coworkers just got in to a little trouble when he bought a $150 dead blow hammer! He had to do a lot of explaining to justify the purchase!

He needed it for a job, to keep from damaging a $10,000 piece of equipment!

Us lowly, hard working, maintenance people don't have the tools we need!

The pencil pushers just don't understand!
tomplum
Original Author
11 years ago
Of course, it came with the coordinating glove. RH only. If you needed the left, they would mail it direct for $10.95 plus postage....
User
11 years ago
I'm too Yankee to spend $170 on a hammerÃ¢ÂÂ¦but boy, would I love that Fein set. And I do have one of those small wonder bars (called the Wonder Bra in my house), and it's true: no toolbox is complete w/o it.