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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I've been using a 22 oz steel shank framing hammer for a number of years. And I've got the elbow bursitus that goes with it, and more recently a torn rotator cuff. I'm not sure I can blame the rotator cuff on the hammer, but a lighter hammer that hits as hard would definitely help.

posted: 8:48 pm on July 6th