Estwing - Morning in America - The Story of Estwing
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2016
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ABOUT ESTWING
Since 1923, the Estwing family and its employees have taken pride in designing and manufacturing the world's most durable, comfortable and attractive striking and struck tools. All claw hammers, axes, specialty tools and pry bars are manufactured to the highest possible standards and offer a true value to both tradesmen and craftsmen alike.
In 2001 Estwing introduced the new shock reduction grip that provides our customers with the best available grip for reducing vibrations caused by impact. Plus, this grip offers the utmost in both comfort and durability. This Estwing patented innovation is sure to be the standard for ergonomically correct hammers for decades to come. All of our nylon vinyl grip tools are now being made with this new material.
Estwing continues to innovate and produce new handtools. Our engineers work continually to create the most revolutionary and long lasting hand tools on the market. Estwing is committed to American made tools for today and tomorrow.
THE COMPANY
Estwing's manufacturing facility is located in the northern Illinois city of Rockford - about 90 miles northwest of Chicago. Most products available through www.stonex.com.au/ - Stonex Tools Australia
💥Man, this brings a tear to my eye. “Estwing isn’t bringing its manufacturing back to America We never left”. 🇺🇸💪🏼 My company is Pride Construction. “Take PRIDE in your home”…!!
The world needs more companies like Estwing.
Im British and i felt american watching this
You shot first.....
Thanks mom... ;-)
Excellent!
Owned estwing hammers for 25 years.unfortunatley other people like my estwings too
My 2 estwings seen some shit.
You know they double as head knockers for those who got glue on their fingers😂
best hammer you will ever own.
had mine since 1980 and it's still perfect.
my 17 year old son is training to be a carpenter now..i just bought him a new 24oz claw hammer..when it arrives will engrave his name on it and if he doesnt lose it it'll last him untill he retires.
All of my Geology hammers are Estwing, i bought it of a US store, and had it shipped all the way here to Norway, best tools i ever had.
Norway is a country I wish to visit someday .
Many know of gerber and fiskar they are from Norway.
jeff alan Gerber is from Portland oregon.
And fiskars are from Finland.
@@jeffalan6339 best inexpensive steel handle hammer no question
You'll be able to give them to your kids one day and they to theirs.. and so on.. they're going to be around a while.
Live in colombia but cant Wait to own an estwing great video.
I lost count of the 28 oz hammers I’ve purchase over the years. I was extremely irritated when losing them or when sticky fingers would attach to them! But I always get excited when getting a brand new shiny 28 oz Estwing. No other hammer will do in my trade. I’m in the concrete trade so believe me when I say the 28 is unmatched. Every time somebody has a different hammer I tell them to get a 28 oz Estwing when they break the junk they wasted money on lol. I just purchased the 30oz recently. I still have my latest 28 but always wanted the 30. It’s so shiny and new I hate to take it to work but so excited to use my new Estwing. Keep up the good work guys stay American made PLEASE!!! I always put an X in my handles and call them Excalibur. God bless America.
I still had my grandfather's 30oz estwing up until a few years ago . Was a real good hammer , hard hitter .
Fortunately, my mill face 28 has stayed in my holster for over 25 years. She’s been a beast!!!
I have 9 Estwing hammers , an axe and a pry bar . My oldest hammer used to be my dad's , who was also a carpenter/joiner . It's just over 50 years old , and can still pull small pins , up to 4" wires , and drive oval Brad's and ringshanks with ease . It feels like he is on every job with me , lending a hand . I also love my straight claw rip hammer , but find the curved claw easier for pulling old nails etc... Brilliant tools .
I also inherited my Estwing from my dad. I swear it if ever gets eaten by the work truck I'll cry
I've had my 22 oz Estwing hammer over 30 years, they last a lifetime.
Have a hammer from you guys and I'm the 3rd to own it from my Grandpa to my dad to me so when I looked up my favorite hammers brand and found axes and other tools it was awesome all the tools are almost indestructible
Awesome - Here is a link to a lot of other items manufactured by Estwing: www.stonex.com.au/collections/estwing
All my hammers are made by Estwing . I haven't had one break or bend . I bought my first Estwing back in the late 80 s and still use .
I love their tools, restoring an old leather grip on my hammer. Should be like new when done. Thanks Estwing for keeping up the great quality.
I use Estwing hammers. They are excellent!
take pride in your work and work with fine tools....
I am using a 24oz leather grip estwing and they are the best👌
How does the leather grip hold up over time?
@@jamess3417 i use leather lube on my shaft keeps it supple and smooth2😏
I love mine as well.. "English pattern"
Honestly Im saving money to invest on your hammer. hope you continue what youve started and pass it from generation. From Philippines here🧡
A very good investment my friend 😀
I got me a new 16 oz wood handle estwing coming to me by delivery . I never tried the 16 oz wood handle estwing but I bet it's going to be a great hammer probably with 90% shock resistance. Estwing hammers is all I use and been using them for the past 25 years . There's no hammer better than a good old estwing
Its crazy to think that my 50odd year old Estwing was made in the same factory using the same machinery , as the one i bought last year .
7 communists gave this video a thumbs down....
I'm Scottish and know they are the best tools money can buy . Sod paying £250 for a Chinese made Stiletto .
I remember the dry wall hammer from back in the day ,didn’t see that one but I’m pretty sure the still make that one.
I will pay extra for usa made, I rather have my neighbor have a job than across the sea
You are a good man
Murica. Heck Yeah.
Tool companys really did build America if you think of it.
Tengo un martillo de 22 oz de esta marca muy preciso y durable, además de su bonito diseño....🇲🇽
Estwing bricklayer hammer👍👍 best by far.
I WILL get me a hammer and hatchet with leather handles one of these days! Soon, I hope!
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We have this claw hamer estwing
I found a estwing stamp mining pan in abandon cabin in north eastern Canada wilderness. No gold though.
I feel so American 🇺🇸
I bought a 16oz estwing hammer in 2018. My friend has the exact same one from 1990. Fyi the one from 1990 is an inch longer 🤷🏼♂️
Hum,very interesting.
I love my Estwing leather handled hammer. If you need to repair the handle don't count on parts from Estwing. "Sorry no parts for our hammers"
So what country are they made in?
The best hammer ever
Hola
I use a estwing brick hammer almost every day. I’ll never buy a different brand
interesting, my new estwing is made in taiwan. guess this message they were preaching didnt mean that much to them after all
Wouldn't use another hammer.been a carpenter 30 years
Anyone else experiencing some Madela effect around the name Estwing? I swear by everything I know it was EASTwing at one time...
That's just how some people pronounce it
Only hammers I use
You forgot the most important part, that it was a Swedish guy who started this....
"Estwing Manufacturing Company is an American manufacturer of hammers, axes, and other tools, founded by Swedish immigrant Ernest O. Estwing in 1923. The company is headquartered in Rockford, Illinois".
Can anyone tell me where Estwing make their tools? I have been looking and cant find it anywhere. I think it may be in Canada??
Rockford, Illinois
All the hammers and axes are made in Rockford Illinois . The only thing that's made elsewhere , are the utility bars and cats paws . But don't let that put you off , they are still quality tools .
Sorry and the sure strike hammers are made elsewhere as well . They don't get such a great reputation.
@@TheSavagederek it was a bit of a joke as they kept repeating "Made in America" I love Estwing I am uesing one right now as I got this notification
@@TheSavagederek I'm uesing the AL Pro and I love it
I dont like the new style hammers, old is gold man
Why are Estwing made in Taiwan now then?
They are made in rockford il.
Estwing hammers - not a gun and capable of stopping a bullet.
I wonder if that's the same guy that did such a horrible job grinding the forge marks on my drilling hammer.
i like that beautiful hammer but I don't have much money to buy for it, im a carpenter here in the Philippines.
Great - you might be able to find a cheap supplier for this in the Philippines.
Where here?
You will have to ask Estwing USA who is the distributor for this hammer in the Philipines sorry +ailene lanber
Yup do you have any branch here? like that?
:-(
Drinking game. Take a shot every time they say “America” or “American”
Except for all your taiwan made hammers...
Yes, they make a small range in Taiwan. Their 'Sure Strike' range.
They did say FULLY FORGED in the video. You want an American made fiberglass hammer try Vaughan.
'for the american worker'... bit racist yo?
TheChipmunk2008 no.
I believe it would be a nationality.
That was truly a stupid comment. What "race* exactly is an American? Chipmunk brain.
Doby Pilgrim Well Doby if correcting someone on nationality is stupid then you should probably think about your comment as referring Americans as chimpmunk brains when he’s correct and you’re somewhere that don’t have a great place to make the greatest and most worldly used hand tool by all working humans. Looks like Estwing has something that you wish you had and didn’t invent for your own. So you also should know thee original inventor was Swedish and made his way doing it in AMERICA (BAM) beat our hand tools I dare you to try. We’ll test them until they fail. Just like we do ours, the same tests with all manufactures. We always come out on top
You really need to look up the word racist, this video has zero to do with racism.