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 Death Stick Hammers from "Dead On Tools" Up ‘til now the most exciting things in the hardware industry were calendar girls and neon tape measures. Well not any more. Check out the Death Stick – superior hammers with a kick-ass attitude. No doubt the painted hickory handle will catch your eye. But wait until you pick it up. Unlike the company's founder the hammer is well balanced. Plainly put: this sucker hits a ton |
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 Stiletto Hammers The Stiletto titanium hammer line packs the same nail driving power of a heavy steel hammers, yet is half the weight. Equipped with a unique magnetic nail holder in the head, not only saves a lot of time on the job, it has a safer outcome when working in those hard to reach areas. The Titan is also noted for it's ergonomic design. As a consequence repetitive motion injuries are reduced. |
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 Dalluge HammersDalluge hammers weren't designed to look pretty hanging on the garage walls of part-time weekend warriors. They were built specifically for professionals, skilled tradesmen who put them to the test day in and day out. The way we see it, all hammers are built to deliver a pounding. What separates Dalluge hammers is their ability to take one. That's what makes Dalluge hammers "tradesman tough." |
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