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I'm a pretty fair "nailer" but I've hit the knuckles on my thumb and index fingers of both hands more times than I can count. It hurts more every time too....ughhh.....
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My main hammer is an Eastwing 22 ouncer. I don't really care for anything lighter. It started life as a waffle head but is so smooth now you can't really tell it was a waffle at one time.
Eastwings last forever.
Eastwings last forever.
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In all honesty your hammer probably will if you don't lose it.Fronty Owner said:
Mine has been used very heavily since I bought it. I did concrete for two years, helped frame a couple houses, and then used it for a summer building fence. It wasn't just used to pound nails either. I've grossly violated the warning sticker that it came with. I've used it to beat, pry, pound, clobber, break, hack, chop, hold, and destroy things that no hammer was ever supposed to do and it's held up admirably. In fact I'd say it's merely "broken in" at this point.
Estwings (sorry for misspelling it earlier) are something that could probably be handed down to the next generation, even if HEAVILY used.
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