New Claw Hammer

[Palmetto Bug]

Anytime you try to make something do two different jobs, it never does either job as well as the real, right tool. That goes for street/dirt bikes, retrievers and pointers, wives vs girlfriends.

[rrconductor]

16 plumb and a catclaw

[turbo]

16oz Bluegrass gets my vote.

[TheVisorGuy]

16oz Bluegrass gets my vote.

Can't hide money. I've got an old bluegrass that was my grandfathers. I've driven one nail with it and put it away. The old ones are rather expensive.

[turbo]

Can't hide money. I've got an old bluegrass that was my grandfathers. I've driven one nail with it and put it away. The old ones are rather expensive.

I've got two.

The trim carpenters that did my house stole Daddy's Bluegrass that was his granddaddy's. I hope those fuckers die from fire ant exposure.

They can be found rather inexpensive... ebay is your friend here.

I've got the 16oz Bluegrass hammer that my grandpa gave me when I was a kid... he built his house with it. I bought one for dad when his was stolen. Daddy died a few months later.

[Duck cutter]

16oz Bluegrass gets my vote.

I had forgotten about those.

An old man that taught me a lot of what I know used one.

He swore it was the best thing ever

[charlie horse]

I have my dads old blue grass. I need to get that thing out let her ring.

[TheVisorGuy]

I got a set of stairs I've been putting off. May drag mine out

[Slaya]

I have a 13, 16, and a 20 oz Plumb. Bought the 20 when I was face nailing Red Oak floors with cut nails that a customer had sitting in the weather for 4 years. Hardest floor we ever put down, but it was pretty when it was finished. We planed and squared the lumber, T&G'd it on site every morning, then nailed down what we ran in the afternoon. I ran through a couple of nail sets that summer, as well. I always used the 13 for finish work, and the 16 framing/roofing.

[Bad Habit]

damn the baby hammers in this thread

[Glenn]

"Stay away from shiny hardware."

-unknown