Review on 🔨 Stanley 51-165 20 Ounce AntiVibe Nailing: Advanced Vibration Control for Efficient Hammering by David Dreher

Hammer Is there a hammer? Not for me. There are over a dozen in my toolbox (many more when I think about it). I may have OCD when it comes to using the right tool for the job. This was bought as a universal hammer for a remote control tool box. In this form, it must be performed in a variety of situations. This explains the average weight and smooth face. I prefer a curved claw to hammers with claws. The grip is comfortable, if a bit small (I wear big gloves). The magnetic nail launcher isn't used often, but it's nice to have one with you, especially when you need it. The forged steel aerodynamic one-piece design also reflects the latest Hammer technology, if I say so without laughing. In short, if you had to go through life with just one hammer you could afford, this might be it.