framing hammers

What’s the Difference Between a Heavier Hammer and a Lighter One?

Unfortunately, hammers are a type of tools where generalizations readily fall apart.

Dewalt has announced 14 new hammers, including 6 XP “Extended Performance” models.

Milwaukee is driving straight into the framing hammer market with several new (and impressive) offerings.

We learned more about the new Estwing Al-Pro aluminum hammer, including a pricing update that puts the retail cost a LOT lower than first reported.

Estwing has come out with an advanced new hammer that looks like it might be better than anything else currently on the market!

Looking to buy a Stiletto titanium hammer? Would it change your mind if they threw in a Milwaukee 30pc screwdriver set?!

There’s a new high velocity Kobalt 16 oz. rip hammer that claims to have the driving power of a 28oz framing hammer.

Estwing has come out with two new Ultra Series hammers that are designed to swing fast and hard without tiring you out.

Vaughan just came out with a new USA-made lightweight framing hammer that hits hard and is priced at well under $30.

USA-made framing hammer for less than $10 if you order online for in-store pickup.

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