Originally Posted by
canam73
I don't even know what a titanium hammer would be used for. It was just the first pic that came up on my google image search.
They weigh half of the average weight of a hammer. As a Roofer, I'd swing a hammer 10,000 times a day. I lifted almost 2 pounds that many times. Now, if I'm only lifting half that weight, how much difference does that make at the end of the day? Not to mention that it makes a noticeable difference when you've lost a pound of weight off of your tool belt.
Also, the Ti hammer's properties send more of the strike's energy & impact into the nail and not back towards the user's arm. Major shock reduction. Think of it as what a carbon for does to smooth out a road.
Originally Posted by
canam73
Did you go and compose that pic just for this thread? That's so cute!
But that whole set up looks like a poser's tool kit.
That pic is about 4 years old when I had just ordered that Oxy belt.
(that's just what I had in my apartment that day)
I was just starting to put together my carpentry tools.
Define "poser" (with that particular set-up)?
Originally Posted by
weaver
Those are garbage. Been on the Stiletto for 8 years now
Word. Stiletto is the shiznit.
Originally Posted by
panamapete
all about stiletto, except brdige building and metal forms arent the nicest on it
Exactly. For working with steel, Estwing all the way.
Originally Posted by
junkfoodjunkie
Stiletto is where it is at.
Jake
Jake,
Welcome to The Stiletto Mafia.
