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bhechtman

Gaithersburg, MD, US
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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

Driving ring shank nails into hardened and aged pressure treated deck wood wears out one's elbow and can be quite challenging especially if your framing nailer doesn't drive the nail home. Transferring additional energy to the nail head has to be satisfying when doing a lot of nailing by hand and has to be a relief for the carpenter. $200 seems a reasonable price for a tool so helpful.

posted: 9:16 pm on July 3rd