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Re: UPDATE: Winners Chosen in our 'Toward a Zero Energy Home' Book Givaway

I look forward to learning more about what I can do to make my home more self sufficient.

Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

The first time I saw these I immediately dismissed them based on price. Being in my twenties I don't have the appreciation for the medical benefits the way you older guys do either. However, I then looked at shelves and tool boxes full of tools in my garage that I nearly never use and are quite expensive. Even if you aren't a framer what gets used more than a hammer? $200 is a lot for a tool but then again we all own more expensive ones that get used much less. Perhaps one of these Ti hammers will find their way into my tool box someday...