I was going to post last night that you missed my favorite hammer – fencing pliers. That brings me back to the days of my grandparent’s dairy farm.
Darn, I have a pair in my toolbox. Those might have worked in my above jam, or I might have put a hole in the cabinet with the staple puller.
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fred
May 19, 2016, 1:30pm
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fred
July 15, 2016, 4:32pm
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Pinaud
September 2, 2016, 8:30pm
#26
Vaughan and Dalluge 16 oz. and Hart 21 oz waffle faced framer (bought the is 1989). All with wood handles.
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fred
July 31, 2017, 8:28pm
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fred
January 14, 2018, 2:40pm
#29
Responding to a posted question about sheet metal tools, I looked at some tools from John Stortz that included these hammers and mallets:
The detail mallet when working with sheet metal
1 1/2" diameter head with strong, hard nylon material that is removeable and replaceable
Automobile assembly and repair work, joining of work pieces, sheet-metal working, dent removal, housing...
Handy type, quick acting, easy to use to remove wood bungs from various barrel types
Prevents cracked staves, broken bungs, slivers and chips falling into barrel
Machined screw point is made from hardened steel
''T'' body of tool made from cast...
Like Jacob, I too like Stanley FatMax for my go-to hammer.
For woodwork, however, I may be tempted by the Veritas Cabinetmaker’s Mallet .
fred
January 14, 2018, 8:03pm
#31
This one has always served me well
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Fm2176
January 19, 2018, 12:26pm
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I have a number of hammers, mostly framing, ball peen, and engineer types. I’ve found that my favorite is usually the one I can find.