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Post #151168837 added 11-18-2021 5:46 PM by akw0088 in Deal Talk
I'm tempted with this hammer, but the biggest thing I'd frame is probably a shed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLEOdqiylC0
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Post #150532696 added 10-25-2021 12:48 PM by ionlyplaybops2 in Deal Talk
Are they doing free shipping until Christmas or what’s going on here?
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Post #150543736 added 10-25-2021 12:01 PM by BostonGirl in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Milwaukee 19 oz. Wood Milled Face Hickory Framing Hammer on sale for $14.97. Shipping is free. Thanks to community member tunabreath for sharing this deal. Features: Precision...
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Post #150554254 added 10-26-2021 11:20 AM by babygdav in Deal Talk
Good to know!
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Post #150552055 added 10-26-2021 9:53 AM by delala123 in Deal Talk
I wish they have smooth-faced version on sale. The Milled Face hammer will leave imprints on the woods.
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Post #150533203 added 10-25-2021 1:10 PM by Electricalsushi in Deal Talk
Bought this in store yesterday. Has a nice feel with most of the weight in the steel head and a curved lightweight hickory handle that has a nice swing to it. At full price I would be more inclined...
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Post #150544351 added 10-25-2021 11:23 PM by babygdav in Deal Talk
Or just solid metal and go decades without replacing anything...
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Post #150546139 added 10-26-2021 4:22 AM by emp in Deal Talk
You don't want milled faced for general stuff and 19oz is a bit too heavy, 16oz non milled faced is probably better as a general purpose hammer.
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Post #150533563 added 10-25-2021 1:27 PM by ez1 in Deal Talk
Some combo deals with this hammer and free shipping to consider: 1. with hammer loop for $34.94: hammer loop combo 2. with FASTBACK Folding Utility Knife Set for $29.94: FASTBACK Folding...
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Post #150545245 added 10-26-2021 1:56 AM by aberro in Deal Talk
This makes a good self defense weapon if you live in NY. If I didn’t already own 6 hammers, I would buy this.
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Post #150545521 added 10-26-2021 2:44 AM by stangboy101 in Deal Talk
Its a framing 🔨, the waffle head is used to grip the nails and the axe handle makes it swing and strike harder with less effort.
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Post #150535729 added 10-25-2021 3:03 PM by cool-blue in Deal Talk
What is with the dimpler? I need some schooling. nevermind. I got it. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-10-in-Nail-Puller-with-Dimpler-48-22-9031/312907737#overlay
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Post #150537886 added 10-25-2021 4:43 PM by randomchaos in Deal Talk
I can attest it works incredibly well. Also, if anyone’s wondering, yes, if you hit your finger you can absolutely break it and have black out pain.
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Post #152474764 added 12-26-2021 3:40 PM by illmatic33 in Deal Talk
So what can this do that a DeWalt steel general purpose hammer cannot do?
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Post #150531568 added 10-25-2021 12:01 PM by tunabreath in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Milwaukee 19 oz. Wood Milled Face Hickory Framing Hammer for $14.97. Shipping is free. ...
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Post #150544069 added 10-25-2021 10:51 PM by edoctor2 in Deal Talk
Anyone know where this one is made?
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Post #150546580 added 10-26-2021 5:14 AM by EricE4951 in Deal Talk
I wish they had this hammer when I got into construction more than a decade ago. Back then, it was between a classic estwing and a stilleto. I went with stilleto because I found one on Craigslist for...
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Post #150546073 added 10-26-2021 4:11 AM by TenderLlama5521 in Deal Talk
Arguments for or against this is as a “general” hammer? Mostly light duty work, hanging stuff, etc
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Post #150548149 added 10-26-2021 7:02 AM by Electricalsushi in Deal Talk
I have the solid metal hammer as well and it's good for any work where I might knowingly hit the handle (demoing something covered in nails and screws). Wooden handles send less vibration and impact...
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Post #150540268 added 10-25-2021 6:41 PM by KnowsItToBeTrue in Deal Talk
It's not a tool if there isn't the slight chance of injury!

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