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Peach Formica Countertops.......Yikes!!

Peach Formica Countertops.......Yikes!!

Mar 10, 2009

When my wife and I moved into our new house the kitchen was a disaster with peach countertops and old outdated appliances. We installed granite countertops along with new stainless steel appliances...


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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

Sounds like a really great tool. I don't think I could spend 200 bucks on a hammer though. My question though is how does it transfer more energy. I know titanium is lighter and stronger but steel is generally heavier ie.. denser and it seems a heavier denser hammer would transfer more energy. Just curious.

posted: 8:07 pm on July 1st