chenks

I've enjoyed the light weight of a titanium hammer for the last three years, and have nothing but praise for them. But unfortunately after a while you tend to get considerable wear on the head of the hammer. It bacame a problem when i was replacing glazing on a house my company had built ten years prior. After hammering finish nails in the stops, I noticed that I had rubbed my hammer on one piece and had left an unsightly mark on it. Luckily it wasn't too bad, and I love my stilleto, but I grab a steel head hammer when doing similar work these days.