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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I would very much like to try out these titanium hammers you talk about. I am a wood truss assembler and part of my job is to pound steel plates in place on the wood top and bottom chords and webs before they are rolled or pressed into place.
I presently use a 28 oz. steel framing hammer for sheer strength but over time it has been hard on the wrists and elbows. Any factor that will minimize health risks would be beneficial in my job and not always related to product cost.
I can anticipate my work would become much less of an arm strain if given the oppurtunity to try this titanium hammer.
Thanks in advance for the chance for this giveaway.