Hammers?

[Jerelld13]

I know there are different situations for different types of hammers but what is your most used hammer?

 

[jkwilson]

Probably a 3lb engineer's hammer.

 

[woody 73]

Everyone should start with a BFH like this one:

http://www.estfacts.com/worlds-largest-hammer/

Wonder if his back ever goes out?

 

[Adam.C]

Dead blow

My fav is a slimline Stanley compo cast. I love the shape of it. It's about 24oz. I love that thing.

 

[EOC_Jason]

Mini Sledge

 

[MagnumForce]

Craftsman 16 Oz Ball Pein, all steel. Rebranded Vaughn

 

[d.mcfarland]

Depends on the use obviously and that is going to be different for different members, but for me generally just grab an old 24-32 oz ball peen for general duty.

 

[Grinder Bill]

The one on the left...

 

[Hpozzuoli]

20 and 22 oz Bostitch for construction and my go to automotive is my 16 oz snappy.

 

[Thumper68]

In the shop it would be a 18oz ballpeen

on the job it would be a 20oz smooth face framing

 

[owenst7]

Probably a 3lb engineer's hammer.

This, although I prefer a drilling hammer due to the shorter handle. Great for taking front ends apart. My favorite is a 3 lbs Estwing with the rubber handle.

 

[Hpozzuoli]

If my 16oz SO is the wrong tool for the job I consult the hammer cabinet. Only automotive use hammers in here.

 

[ronald5256]

I think it's a toss up between my s.on 2 lb dead blow and my 2 lb eastwing

 

[48RON54]

cheap old claw hammer at home, 2 or 3 lb mini sledge at work

 

[Dust Devil]

If my 16oz SO is the wrong tool for the job I consult the hammer cabinet. Only automotive use hammers in here.

Looking good.... One thing though...

Where is your bronze faced ? You have too nice of a collection to not be complete.

 

[MagnumForce]

My Nupla replaceable head dead blow gets used a lot too.

 

[rtole]

Wilton unbreakable......I got the three piece set, and the long handle 4 lbs. I love them!

 

[cashishift]

What ever it is.. it's an Estwing.

 

[firebox40dash5]

General light stuff, 16oz. Snappy deadblow.

Really gentle stuff, 8oz. brass.

Trying to break ****, 3lb. BASH drilling hammer.

 

[Ruger_556]

6 lb engineer's hammer, not even worth getting any of the other hammers out of the drawer...

 

[WhiskeyTangoFox]

Craftsman ball pein. Used primarily for knocking holes in hollow cinder block walls to run pipe for work.