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Re: Hammer to Hammer

What about Ti hammers? Are the resistant to chipping?
They make Ti cats paws also, so does that mean it is fine to drive away on them.
If the cats paw weighs half of the steel one I would be more likely to have one in my bags. That is if they didn't cost two hours wages for a consumable tool.

Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I do use the Stilletto just for health reasons! After two years of fighting elbow and wrist extensor problems and swinging one that a friend had, I threw down for one myself. It was less than the price of 2 accupuncture treatments. The magnet starter is neat too. You can pick nails off of the ground without stooping

The only time my wrist bugs me is after a day of hanging drywall with the screw gun, I use a 12v lithium ion for fencing instead of the 18v dewalt drill. I feel that it is easier on me also, not to mention you can set screws in cedar pickets from the start of the day to lunch time without changing a battery.