Have an antique Cheney hammer with spring loaded ball detents to hold a nail for starting. With pneumatic tools who needs a nail starting hammer? Who needs a huge framing hammer? Who needs an expensive framing hammer that cost more than a nail gun?
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У самого есть STANLEY FATMAX pro с прямым гвоздодером 16 OZ он самый лучший. На втором месте TOUGHBUILT 22 OZ с виброгашением, не удержался взял еще TOUGHBUILT 24 OZ. TOUGHBUILT хороший молоток + есть родная петля, но мне не нравится его прямая ручка. Сама ручка сделана из хороших материалов. Боек у TOUGHBUILT не меньше бойка STANLEY FATMAX.
I've used a 20oz Estwing for over 30 years and never had an issue . It belonged to my father before me and is currently over 50 yrs old . I own a 20 rip claw and a 22oz rip claw framer also .
@@andymaciver1760 I've not and I've a couple of hammers that have that feature . You can use any hammer to start a nail without holding the nail though . If you wedge the head of the nail against the back of the head , and the stem in the claws , it works as a nail starter .
