The Ace Hardware 22oz Steel head milled/waffle face straight wood handle cost about $19.00 poor Chinese hammer The home depot's and Lowe's Vaughan California Framer 19oz Carbon Steel Head Milled/Waffle Face Long curved hickory handle (Made in USA 🇺🇲) cost about $24.00 @ Home Depot and same price as Lowe's. $5.00 difference I would go for the good quality USA Made Vaughan California Framer instead. It's a bang for the buck! 🤑💲💰💵💸🔨 or if you want more Cheap ass than the $19.00 Ace Hardware Chinese hammer, you can try the Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 25oz Chinese Steel Waffle Face short wood handle for only $7.00❗and good luck when you see the hammer head fly on the top of your head on your first swing! And that is a bang for the head! 🤯😵🤕
@@assortedvendor5168 😂😂 well i didn’t mean cheap cheap, I wanted a deluge but it’s expensive, I wnat to buy a hammer head and put a handle, jus started making and outting handles. Jus fixed a terrible fit hammer and it looks so damn good, had to put two wood wedges cuz too much material was taken off. And put the metal wedge back on.
@@fallingsuncreations9270 well if that is the case, you can get yourself a cheap ass Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 25oz Chinese steel head waffle face hammer for $7.00 only then cut the head off and clear it, and then find yourself a expensive Genuine hickory wood handle and put it it, then there you have it you will have a good looking expensive looking but cheap ass hammer 🔨 but hey! you better pay attention on the details of the hammers l every hammers have specific sizes for the handles itself especially the diameters and sizes of the hammer head handle holes or eyes. Some hammers have square eye, round eye and egg shape eye or aka teardrop eye. You gotta pay attention or else your plan will get screwed up instead of nailing it and you'll end up buying a whole hammer instead.
@@assortedvendor5168 ?? Yea I’ve done hammers and axes with different eyes. Square ones are easy to put a wedge when there’s empty space, jus put a wedge and if it goes with the wooden wedge for the hammer than put a split in it. Yea I feel like I’m getting way better at making and putting hammers, also I like vintage, I hate new and cheap cheap with no brand, I get some good hammer brands for a couple of bucks to a 20, plumb, craftsman, true temper, some really really old stuff, hell my dad bought a ten dollar parts bike and it was the same brand as my hammers and axes. Fixed it up and it’s mine. I had a mongoose when I was like 11 and it got stolen, never really got any more bikes even tho I had a whole selection since me and my dad fix and sell em, but this one it was the same brand and it hit it off with me. Turns out it’s a pretty expensive bike😂😂 I didn’t want an expensive bike but I do really like it. True temper was the same as my axes and hammers, that’s what caught my eye abt the bike. There’s this really old stiletto or Vaughan head the looks nice, hope no one else is interested in it so I can buy it for cheap.
@@fallingsuncreations9270 alright you said a lot of things it seems that you already knows what you're doing, I mean that's all I gotta say. Cheap Chinese hammers will always be cheap garbage Hammers and a bang for the head. And expensive hammers will always be expensive hammers, and those good quality budget hammers will always be a bang for the buck.
I really don't see the boss hammer making its way to a top pick by framers. I wish this company all the best.
Where did you buy the dalluge
I've been trying to buy too. Can't find them anywhere online
I was under the assumption that stiletto hammers were made in America
Not anymore since they were sold to techtronic.
Milwaukee tools owns stiletto, which is TTI, And they are made here in the USA
Ti Bone and trim bone are made in usa
But which is the best cheapest
The Ace Hardware 22oz Steel head milled/waffle face straight wood handle cost about $19.00 poor Chinese hammer
The home depot's and Lowe's Vaughan California Framer 19oz Carbon Steel Head Milled/Waffle Face Long curved hickory handle (Made in USA 🇺🇲) cost about $24.00 @ Home Depot and same price as Lowe's. $5.00 difference I would go for the good quality USA Made Vaughan California Framer instead. It's a bang for the buck! 🤑💲💰💵💸🔨 or if you want more Cheap ass than the $19.00 Ace Hardware Chinese hammer, you can try the Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 25oz Chinese Steel Waffle Face short wood handle for only $7.00❗and good luck when you see the hammer head fly on the top of your head on your first swing! And that is a bang for the head! 🤯😵🤕
@@assortedvendor5168 😂😂 well i didn’t mean cheap cheap, I wanted a deluge but it’s expensive, I wnat to buy a hammer head and put a handle, jus started making and outting handles. Jus fixed a terrible fit hammer and it looks so damn good, had to put two wood wedges cuz too much material was taken off. And put the metal wedge back on.
@@fallingsuncreations9270 well if that is the case, you can get yourself a cheap ass Harbor Freight Pittsburgh 25oz Chinese steel head waffle face hammer for $7.00 only then cut the head off and clear it, and then find yourself a expensive Genuine hickory wood handle and put it it, then there you have it you will have a good looking expensive looking but cheap ass hammer 🔨 but hey! you better pay attention on the details of the hammers l every hammers have specific sizes for the handles itself especially the diameters and sizes of the hammer head handle holes or eyes. Some hammers have square eye, round eye and egg shape eye or aka teardrop eye. You gotta pay attention or else your plan will get screwed up instead of nailing it and you'll end up buying a whole hammer instead.
@@assortedvendor5168 ?? Yea I’ve done hammers and axes with different eyes. Square ones are easy to put a wedge when there’s empty space, jus put a wedge and if it goes with the wooden wedge for the hammer than put a split in it. Yea I feel like I’m getting way better at making and putting hammers, also I like vintage, I hate new and cheap cheap with no brand, I get some good hammer brands for a couple of bucks to a 20, plumb, craftsman, true temper, some really really old stuff, hell my dad bought a ten dollar parts bike and it was the same brand as my hammers and axes. Fixed it up and it’s mine. I had a mongoose when I was like 11 and it got stolen, never really got any more bikes even tho I had a whole selection since me and my dad fix and sell em, but this one it was the same brand and it hit it off with me. Turns out it’s a pretty expensive bike😂😂 I didn’t want an expensive bike but I do really like it. True temper was the same as my axes and hammers, that’s what caught my eye abt the bike. There’s this really old stiletto or Vaughan head the looks nice, hope no one else is interested in it so I can buy it for cheap.
@@fallingsuncreations9270 alright you said a lot of things it seems that you already knows what you're doing, I mean that's all I gotta say. Cheap Chinese hammers will always be cheap garbage Hammers and a bang for the head. And expensive hammers will always be expensive hammers, and those good quality budget hammers will always be a bang for the buck.
Como faço pra comprar esses tipo de martelo,moro em na cidade de são Paulo (brasil )e não acho pra comprar
Order online?
Order online.
Dallugey, lol
Ill take the Vaughn for price and quality.
Douglas, lol