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22-Oz Milwaukee Milled Face Framing Hammer + 15" Pry Bar
$30
$39.97
+ Free Shipping
Home Depot has 22-Oz Milwaukee Milled Face Framing Hammer & 15" Pry Bar (48-22-9022-48-22-9035) for $29.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member strikeroptimus111 for sharing this deal
Features:
Thanks to community member strikeroptimus111 for sharing this deal
Features:
- Hammer
- 22 oz. head weight
- Precision balanced design
- Shockshield handle
- Magnetic nail set
- I-beam handle construction
- Asymmetrical anti-ring claw
- Milled face
- Straight claw
- Pry Bar
- Vibration-reducing grip
- Easier prying with high leverage Shepard's hook head shape
- Forged from steel for heavy-duty use
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Edited March 18, 2024
at 03:01 AM
Was looking for a new hammer and pry bar and found these combo. Pry bar alone is $17 if bought separately.
Free shipping.
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Created 03-18-2024
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the Milwaukee one is noticeably better. worth the $10 if you're gonna use it a lot
the HF one is too flat on the flat side
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https://hf.tools/coupons/2024/03/182743-02529
cheap hammer: https://hftools.com/app47873
If I wanted Harbor Freight.. I would go to Harbor Freight. Something's they are ok at.. Others not so much.
as someone who has both for my remodel
the Milwaukee one is noticeably better. worth the $10 if you're gonna use it a lot
the HF one is too flat on the flat side
As someone who has a cheap rusted out hammer, I'll trust a quality brand over cheap junk.
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I have gotten HF prybars and hammers that are not fully tempered/heat treatment. You go to pull a nail and the prybar bends. I had put together an in expensive tool bag for my wife as we were remodeling. And the trim prybar bent like it wasn't heat treated. The Goldblatt that i use and it was copied off of had no issues. It is hit or miss. Just quality control.
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I also own this tool which I LOVE...it's HFT's wrecking bar (SKU: 96345 [harborfreight.com]) and I can't stress how easy this made demo work where I was tearing boards apart and nails out to re-sheet an old garage with T11.
Anyway it's hard to justify unless I was on a construction crew and wanted a new set of tools. I bought the 21 oz Fiber Glass framing hammer (SKU: 60821 [harborfreight.com]) and actually love it...it's cheap, it works, it has a lifetime warranty. Would I take it to a construction site and get made fun of...no...would anyone ever steal it...also no lol.
It's a fair argument to be had...if you are trying to get a job done cheap (it's a deal site, not a construction site, pun intended). If you are trying to find a good deal on Milwaukee tools, this may be for you. It seems most construction guys go for Estwing or Vaughan, but Milwaukee and DeWalt want a chunk of the $ too. Why not 30 bucks for 5 dollars of raw materials means they are making a huge profit!