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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

The 100 dollar hammer works. I've been struggling with elbow pain for the last couple of years and took a leap of faith by spending a ridiculous amount of money on a product that might reduce some of my pain and increase my productivity.The decrease in vibration has definitely had a positive result. I'm sure if I had picked it up sooner it would have prevented much of the damage done to my wrist, elbow and shoulder. No more pins and needles in my hand on the way home from work. FYI The hammer I purchase has the synthetic handle and is less than half the price of the top of the line. FYI #2 Titanium does not soften like my old hammer. The claws and any other edges stay sharp and will draw blood if not tended to.