Vaughan 10120 Ounce Framing Hammer Review

This hammer is a game-changer for any construction site. Through trial and error, I found that its weight and balance make it easy to swing accurately. The soft grip handle reduces hand fatigue during long hauls. A slight drawback is the cost, but it is worth the investment for reliability and longevity.

I install solar and only use it to find rafters (I know I should probably use a rubber mallet to attach shingles). The large size is perfect for this and I have borrowed many other hammers to compare but they are not the same. The grip is comfortable. Perhaps most importantly, I can proudly say that this hammer is one of the many American-made tools in my bag! Not sure what else to say other than the looks which I confess I've seen better hammers on the market. Still great.

First of all, this hammer will last you decades even with constant use. It's hard metal, but as advertised, you can spin 2x4 and your wrist won't go numb the next day. Made in the USA. For those who don't know what a frame hammer is, it's a hammer, but on the metal face there is a pattern in the form of honeycombs. This allows you to drive the nail in until the nail head penetrates the tree without affecting the tree itself. If you've ever seen someone pound the crap out of a 2x4 with a regular