Dalluge DDT16P
There are many debates on hammers. Titanium vs Steel. Wood handle vs Synthetic handle. etc. My dream hammer would be this same hammer but in 18oz titanium. Until then this will remain the reigning champ. I am sketched out by pulling nails with the side of the head having had a rough history with pulling nails with wood handles. Also the twenty dollar handle replacement is also a downer. Switched to this hammer from a 22oz estwing that started "pinging" after it wore out. If you have never had this happen with an Estwing, it's the most annoying thing in the world. Confident the Dalluge will never ping and hits harder than my 22oz with less effort. Some getting used ... The result is surer, deeper, more powerful nail driving, with less strain on the
Dalluge DDT16P arm and shoulder. Designed by a professional carpenter for professional carpenters, Dalluge hits the word "balance" right on the nose, with a head-to-handle weight ratio so precise, you'll swear you're swinging a much lighter hammer For dead-center accuracy and
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Dalluge DDT16P in a class by themselves Nailoc Magnetic Nail Holder capable of holding both Standard and Duplex Nails Unique Overstrike Guard for Increased Handle Protection ... »»
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