[primer1]

My 6pound brass hammer that I made.

[Cinderocka1989]

Originally Posted by trip286

Are you flirting with my main hit man? jeez...
Is nothing sacred?

I was just stating a fact, he scares me a little

[kytowboater]

Originally Posted by primer1

My 6pound brass hammer that I made.

That's awesome.

[Babyfacenelson]

Originally Posted by texaswoodworker

Run Babyface run!!! The League of Somewhat Extraordinary Men is coming for you!!!

If these "men" wish to do battle who am i to deny them

[texaswoodworker]

Originally Posted by Babyfacenelson

If these "men" wish to do battle who am i to deny them

Your funeral.

[kytowboater]

I prefer a 16 to 20lb hammer, work limits is to
8 lb hammers. I keep breaking the damn handles. I use them one handed most times to keep from doing so. They have been sending us Fiberglass handled ones. They hold up a lot better. Heads don't fly off or snap the handles off as often. Just more expensive.

Take a 12 lb hammer with a 4' handle. Grab the handle at the very end, extend your arm parallel to the ground, lower hammer to your nose using your wrist/forearm
Muscle while keeping arm complete straight, then raise the hammer back to the vertical position.

[texaswoodworker]

Originally Posted by primer1

My 6pound brass hammer that I made.

Attachment 62218

Nice!

Originally Posted by Cinderocka1989

This is my favorite hammer.


Attachment 62217

My 4 foot one has a plastic handle. I like wood better.

Originally Posted by kytowboater

I prefer a 16 to 20lb hammer, work limits is to
8 lb hammers. I keep breaking the damn handles. I use them one handed most times to keep from doing so. They have been sending us Fiberglass handled ones. They hold up a lot better. Heads don't fly off or snap the handles off as often. Just more expensive.

Take a 12 lb hammer with a 4' handle. Grab the handle at the very end, extend your arm parallel to the ground, lower hammer to your nose using your wrist/forearm
Muscle while keeping arm complete straight, then raise the hammer back to the vertical position.

I like a good old fasion hickory handle best.

[Cinderocka1989]

Originally Posted by texaswoodworker

I use a hammer.

The other day I was working on my car and I asked my little sister to hands me my ball pein hammer, I ended up with a claw hammer... I'm still not entirely convinced I wasn't adopted...

[primer1]

My handle is plastic drilled out, with a 3/4 inch Allen bolt pushed through, threaded into the brass.

[kytowboater]

Originally Posted by texaswoodworker

Nice!

I like a good old fasion hickory handle best.

I've broken more off than I can count. I still prefer them though.