Stiletto TBM14RSC TiBone Mini-14 ounce Replaceable Smooth Face Hammer with a Curved 16" Titanium Handle Product Description:
- Steel replaceable face available in Milled or Smooth Face
- Side nail puller
- Magnetic nail starter
- Stronger prying power than Steel
Product Description
Includes 14 oz. TiBone Mini Smooth/Curved Framing Hammer with Replaceable Steel Face - TBM14RSC
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By maritrimus
Although this is an expensive hammer, it has been great so far. I'm a renovation carpenter so I couldn't get a Dalluge (full titanium head) because I use my hammer to hit wrecking bars and other hardened steel things. So, the stiletto tibone it is. It is quite a bit lighter than my 20oz Estwing and the reduction in vibration is noticeable on first swing.I have problems with my elbow a doctor told me it's similar to tennis elbow and I haven't had any problems with it so far but I haven't done any serious framing yet.This is a great hammer it is very expensive but it is worth it if you use your hammer for a living.Update:So far I haven't had any problems with the face coming loose.I've done some serious demolition and a little framing now, I love this hammer. If I was still using my estwing I would be waking up in the middle of the night tonight because my elbow would be hurting. I will sleep like a baby tonight. My elbow does still hurt a little but it is manageable.I now say if you use your hammer for a living, buy a titanium hammer now, don't wait for health problems.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Chuck Diesel
A beautiful hammer has balance. It feels right in your hand as you swing and actually connect with the nail. The problem with this hammer is lack of balance. From left to right it has more balance on the left due to the side nail puller and the brand design. It also has more weight in the shank/handle as opposed to just the head. Now this may not bother you as everyone has different preferences. However, in my case this is not my favorite. I own many hammers for different task and always try out different equipment. I still own this hammer as an all around back up but I still love my Vaughn 999. That hammer is not perfect either but is my favorite framer, the worst framer being the Vaughn TiTech 16. You can always sell a hammer you hate, and the losses from selling the junk ones might be worth finding that perfect one.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Michael Tuttie
I own many hammers. I have used many more hammers that are not mine. This is the best i've ever held in my hand. Not perfect for everyone/ everything, but excellent. I'm a cabinetmaker/carpenter/glazier/doormaker. Don't lose it.
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