10 Best Hammers to Buy

Whenever you want to tackle more fix-it projects, a hammer is the most frequently used tool that you should not compromise on! And there’s no alternative for a good hammer to go well through any project. So now, let’s see today’s list of the 10 best hammers to buy in 2022.
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[@jeffhrycuna3349]

I’m an electrician and my favorite hammer is the Estwing 22 oz framing hammer

[@tools-zone]

Good one.

[@ner1849]

Me too. Best hammer under $40

[@ner1849]

Me too. Best hammer under $40

[@iranhernandez6659]

I'm electrician too and my favorite hammer is my Klein linesman XD

[@mrrockenrock]

Wow, 10 advertisements in one video!

[@adamsifford6228]

I got a Kobalt 20+ pounds I've had it for 30 years. I'm not a farmer but j work in a welding shop and it gets the job done.

[@tools-zone]

30 Years? Must admit, Kobalt makes quality products

[@winrar2405]

У самого есть STANLEY FATMAX Pro, купил бы CRAFTSMAN 22 Oz.

[@peterbarlow8912]

Have an antique Cheney hammer with spring loaded ball detents to hold a nail for starting. With pneumatic tools who needs a nail starting hammer? Who needs a huge framing hammer? Who needs an expensive framing hammer that cost more than a nail gun?

[@tools-zone]

Good observation.

[@n26p79]

I need these to bonesmash

[@tools-zone]

don't think, it will be a proper use

[@jayk6098]

I’ve never used the magnet nail driver at the top of the hammer lol I’ve had it on many hammers but never had a situation to use it really.

[@tools-zone]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@TheGardengroove]

you guys really need to learn about german latthammers

[@TheGardengroove]

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[@tools-zone]

Thank you.

[@thomasschafer7268]

Stanley fatmax antivibe

[@tools-zone]

Great!

[@peterbarlow8912]

Mines a Plumb curved claw 13. Where’s the reviews ?

[@tools-zone]

Will be added on the new list.

[@peterbarlow8912]

@@tools-zone I’ve been trying to find a new one for a while. Good luck finding one in stock anywhere. Had 2 for 25 years.

[@Fahimkhanwtc5980]

🔨

[@tools-zone]

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[@TheophilusTheThird]

The Mr. Pen Hammer is a garbage hammer... ideal for children learning how real tools work and for women who want to hang "Live, Laugh, Love" decor throughout their homes.

[@tools-zone]

thanks for your sharing your experience

[@sataniccrow2607]

Do not use anything bigger than a 16oz estwing it will destroy your are, you'll thank me later

[@tools-zone]

Thanks for your valuable suggestioon.

[@TheSavagederek]

I've used a 20oz Estwing for over 30 years and never had an issue . It belonged to my father before me and is currently over 50 yrs old . I own a 20 rip claw and a 22oz rip claw framer also .

[@andymaciver1760]

Does anyone ever use the magnetic nail starter? I've never even thought of it as a carpenter

[@TheSavagederek]

@@andymaciver1760 I've not and I've a couple of hammers that have that feature . You can use any hammer to start a nail without holding the nail though . If you wedge the head of the nail against the back of the head , and the stem in the claws , it works as a nail starter .

[@andymaciver1760]

@@TheSavagederek I guess I never saw a useful application for it?