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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I bought a Stiletto 14 oz framing hammer about three years ago when I decided that my shoulder and elbow and wrist had had about enough abuse after about 25 years being a carpenter. They work great. I think I paid about $120 or so and I figured this would be the last hammer I would own. It really made a huge difference in how my shoulder, elbow and wrist felt; ie no pain. I'm mostly an office carpenter now, estimating and project management. Unfortunately I loaned it to someone on one of our jobs and failed to remember to get it back. (should never loan tools unless you are working right with the person you loan it too)
Would love to replace it but I don't use a hammer enough to justify buying one again.
so put me in for the drawing, I'd love to have one again.