That's a dedicated toe nailing hammer. :thumbup:
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That's for toenailing on the right side of the stud. They have another one for the left.tccoggs said:That's a dedicated toe nailing hammer. :thumbup:
Quit complaining.You get what ya pay for.Besides that.Who gets hammers with magnetic nail holders on them anyway?You might want to post on the DIY forum.
I'm kiddin.The quality control on that hammer is crap.I wonder if it slipped through the cracks or was it a whole lot of them that went UN-noticed.
I'm kiddin.The quality control on that hammer is crap.I wonder if it slipped through the cracks or was it a whole lot of them that went UN-noticed.
Husky quality in general is pretty bad. I only buy Husky organizers and things like that. That pic doesn't surprise me one bit.
Yea, it's not titanium...who let that slip through?
I got $5 that says if you point it out to them they will be surprised, thankfull and will pull it from the shelf. You will find it for sale again tommorrow.
I have a husky hammer. It's just for general use/demo. The grip is starting to back it's way off the handle. I buy their wrenches too, they work good for oil changes but I think I'd get a better quality socket for changing spark plugs. The husky one kept getting stuck inside the engine.
Whoever bought that will get their money's worth.
That is usually the result of the rubber grommet they put inside the socket to allow you to pull out the spark plug without it falling out. Depending on the engine that can come in handy. 99% of the time its annoying and I take it out.The husky one kept getting stuck inside the engine.
The grommet worked good but it was the husky extension I had on top of it that didn't have enough grab and would pull out of the socket. I had to stretch needle nose pliers in to pull it out.That is usually the result of the rubber grommet they put inside the socket to allow you to pull out the spark plug without it falling out. Depending on the engine that can come in handy. 99% of the time its annoying and I take it out.
that hammer is $7.88. I snapped 2 of those "wood" handles before replacing them with $5 hickory handles that seem indestructible. also whoever bashed magnetic nail starters obviously doesn't frame. I won't buy a hammer without one. they're a godsend.
Yes... especiallywhen you're 5'9"....:thumbsup:that hammer is $7.88. I snapped 2 of those "wood" handles before replacing them with $5 hickory handles that seem indestructible. also whoever bashed magnetic nail starters obviously doesn't frame. I won't buy a hammer without one. they're a godsend.
most framers are even shorter than that. don't know why.
Lower center of gravity for walking plates?asgoodasdead said:most framers are even shorter than that. don't know why.
I'm 6'-1" and can barely walk on terra firms let alone a 2x4.
there's a guy on our crew who's 6'1 and walks 2x4 walls all day. but nothing about him is normal.
$12.97 at local HD :blink:that hammer is $7.88. I snapped 2 of those "wood" handles before replacing them with $5 hickory handles that seem indestructible. also whoever bashed magnetic nail starters obviously doesn't frame. I won't buy a hammer without one. they're a godsend.
I have a husky hammer. It's just for general use/demo. The grip is starting to back it's way off the handle. I buy their wrenches too, they work good for oil changes but I think I'd get a better quality socket for changing spark plugs. The husky one kept getting stuck inside the engine.
I use snap-on spark plug sockets with magnets in 'em...
you guys are getting squeezed. maybe my HD has more competitive pricing cause there's a lowes right down the street.
Next time I do spark plugs I'm getting some quality sockets.I use snap-on spark plug sockets with magnets in 'em...
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