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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

In this day and age of fancy nailers and ever more efficient ways building, it is so incredibly reassuring to see improved versions of timeless classics. There is nothing like the sound of a hammer as it joins two pieces of wood. My son will learn the "old" ways of doing things. I have nothing but respect for the craftsman that can perform so much with so little. Thanks for continuing to upgrade the basics. So many companies these days pass by the mundane in search of some fancy gadget when all that is truly required is to teach the basics. The rest will fall into place.