DiegoGrant

I will probably never spend $200 for any hammer as "exotic" as these TI hammers sound. It is not a "significant" time saver like going from a hammer to a passload, a screw gun to a Quick Drive, or a saw to a recipricating saw. I'm sure it is more efficient, lighter, and puts less stress on your body, but in an era where pneumatic nailers and such cost about the same as the as the TI hammer it makes since to just go automatic and save the heavy nailing for the guys whose body can take it. Besides, overall, did the a good hammer really need further improvement? How much will they start selling a more aerodynamic pencil for? LOL.