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   PaulC | Sep 19, 2008 03:58am | #1

   Got the 12 and like it a lot...

   Amateurs talk strategy, Generals talk logistics.

2. 
   ChicagoMike | Sep 19, 2008 05:00am | #2

   I love them!

   Check this out.

   http://forums.taunton.com/tp-breaktime/messages?msg=107955.1

    

   "It is what it is."

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   zorrosdens | Sep 20, 2008 05:03am | #4

   THANKS FOR THE RELAY.....GETTIN' OLDER AND LITTLE PAINS SHOW THEIR HEAD AND SOMETIMES STICK AROUND LONGER, NOW. ORIGINALLY ALWAYS A HEAVY SHORTER HANDLED HAMMER ALWAYS FLICKED NICE, USUALLY BOBBED OFF THE HANDLE/ HAMMER TO 14.5", THEN WOUND BLACK GAFFERS TAPE ON THE END SO IT HUNG IN THE HAND WELL. ALSO ALWAYS TAPED RIGHT UNDER THE HEAD, A GOOD BUNDLE OF IT, TO SAVE THAT HANDLE FROM STRONG-TIE ABUSE AND OTHER GLANCERS. NOW USING A DOUGLAS AND THEY'RE DESIGNED REAL WELL. I'LL PROBABLY BREAK DOWN SOON TO A 10 STILETTO (AND I THOUGHT THE DOUGLAS WAS HIGH). ALWAYS DOING MOSTLY TRIM AND I ACTUALLY STILL HANG WITH THREE BAGS (BEING FROM CALIF. N'ALL), SO LESS OZ'S IS NICE. THANKS TO ALL, TOM

   Edited 9/19/2008 10:07 pm ET by zorrosdens

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   vintage1 | Sep 19, 2008 05:48am | #3

   that is the hammer I most often use.  It's getting a little beat up on the face since I disregard their warning to "avoid glancing blows"

   but I really like the lightweight on my belt and the feel of it.

   You cannot convey tone in an email.

4. 
   Waters | Sep 20, 2008 05:17am | #5

   worth it.

    

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   zorrosdens | Sep 20, 2008 05:22am | #6

   LIKE THE 10.....HAS SOMEONE COMPARED USAGE OF THEIR 12OZ. REMODELER WITH CURVED HICKORY WITH TRIM.....JUST WONDERING. JUST SAW THE FIRST ANSWER IN THE THREAD, THANKS PAUL.

   Edited 9/19/2008 10:44 pm ET by zorrosdens