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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I have several hammers, including an Estwing, a Stanley (with a tuning fork in the handle) an old standard and one with a head that adjusts to any angle. But my favorite is the Craftsman with a fiberglass handle and a rubber grip. I can understand the mv2 logic but the increase in efficiency escapes me. Any explanation?
Craig

Re: The no-swear approach to cutting crown molding

Hi,
You can also get a nifty little angle gauge from Wixey Products for around $50. It comes in two lengths. Great for table saw setup too.
Craig