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

tomplum

9 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
9 years ago
A water hammer is much cheaper!
tomplum
Original Author
9 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
9 years ago
The hammer is surplus from a gov't contract. Probably cost "US" $500.
Mike
wertach zone 7-B SC
9 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
9 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....
tibbrix
9 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.