Dead On DO-Ti7s 16 Ounce Smooth Face Titanium Framing Hammer

good product

Dead On Tools DO-Ti7 Milled Face Titanium Framing Hammer 16-Ounce This is a very sexy hammer good for small finishing tasks, but not the most stury hammer for ripping. but you didn't buy this to use as a pry bar or mini sledge, You bought this to use for small Finishing Tasks or Light duty work simply the best looking hammer I ever saw, Decent enough to use on regular nails, Finishing Nails and stuck out pieces where the hammer stapler and brad nailer didn't finish off right. But I wouldn't buy this to hammer the crap out of stuff It's not A high Strength Hammer like Dead on's 24oz Hammer's I Own 2 Differnt Models They're Awesome. Buy This Hammer Understanding It's for light Duty and being bought because it's The Most Sexy Hammer Ever and so Freaking Cool Looking way better looking out of the box than in the pics in the review show just holding it is awesome. Dead On Tools DO-Ti7 Milled Face Titanium Framing Hammer 16-Ounce

Dissapointed.Dont let the cool looks and features like the carbon wrapped handle fool you. The magnetic bit fell off on the second day!Now the metal rods in the handle are coming loose and the carbon wrap is shredding off the handle.For $99 I expected it to last longer than 4 months.Do your self a favor and don't but this is your in construction like me.

I am a professional carpenter.This hammer began to fall apart within two weeks of my getting it.- Carbon fibre handle treatment came loose- Head came loose- Titanium over strike protection began to fall out.Furthermore: square poll is overly convex which causes it to glance off nail heads easily and also causes problems when nailing close to floor because of its shape (during platform framing, for instance)I returned it to Amazon and bought a Stiletto instead. We'll see how that works out.

This is not a good hammer, the carbon was loose on the handle before I used it. The square face is bad too, it leaves dents in the wood.