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People don't know how to use a hammer?
- Thread starter Melensdad
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Hilarious!!!
Gotta love it!
I think I laughed for a whole minute.
Sadly, it doesn't work with small finish brads. So, when doing trim work you will still bang your fingers.
It also doesn't work with roof nails but, there you can use pliers or,,,,; a nail gun.
Gotta love it!
I think I laughed for a whole minute.
Sadly, it doesn't work with small finish brads. So, when doing trim work you will still bang your fingers.
It also doesn't work with roof nails but, there you can use pliers or,,,,; a nail gun.
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IDK, seems kind of slow. Plus my strike accuracy isn´t that good. I'll just stick to the occasional finger smashing.
NorthernRedneck
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I avoid using nails. Usually because when I'm building something, often I have to take it apart and reassemble it a couple times. Much easier to use screws.
Ditto. I've probably used 500-1000 screws already this year. One nail and that was to hang a picture.
Used to know the owner of Estwing. Kept our boats close by.
He came out with the BFH2000 which was a very unique hammer that nobody knew how to use so it flopped. But what a hammer, once shown how to use it. Set a 16p nail and then you sort of threw the hammer at the nail but catching the hammer before it left your hand. Didn't take a whole lot of energy to set that nail in one hit. But you can't teach a carpenter new tricks.
He came out with the BFH2000 which was a very unique hammer that nobody knew how to use so it flopped. But what a hammer, once shown how to use it. Set a 16p nail and then you sort of threw the hammer at the nail but catching the hammer before it left your hand. Didn't take a whole lot of energy to set that nail in one hit. But you can't teach a carpenter new tricks.
That sounds like a Binford model from the TV show Tool Time. BFH=Big Friggin Hammer, model 2000.