That’s a freedom hammer

Hola

I use Estwing hammers. They are excellent!

over $4,000 aud. ridiculously over priced

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What a joke. you poured more water in the bucket hahaha

Can we rotate the grinder oppositely i mean the blade rotate not towards you

Wouldn't use another hammer.been a carpenter 30 years

Its crazy to think that my 50odd year old Estwing was made in the same factory using the same machinery , as the one i bought last year .

interesting, my new estwing is made in taiwan. guess this message they were preaching didnt mean that much to them after all

Ah, yes. Nothing like locked-in stresses to ensure a long, trouble-free building life!

Why are Estwing made in Taiwan now then?

So they just pop out when your done, or do they break offf

All good until the snake jumps up and bites his penis!

Honestly Im saving money to invest on your hammer. hope you continue what youve started and pass it from generation. From Philippines here🧡

Im in France and want to buy some snake protection but I was going in a red wellington boots direction. we have adders here but, well I best research that...lol

💥Man, this brings a tear to my eye. “Estwing isn’t bringing its manufacturing back to America We never left”. 🇺🇸💪🏼 My company is Pride Construction. “Take PRIDE in your home”…!!

Drinking game. Take a shot every time they say “America” or “American”

Está máquina conviene cuándo tienes trabajos superiores a los 200 metros o más por qué la verdad es muy cara.

I love their tools, restoring an old leather grip on my hammer. Should be like new when done. Thanks Estwing for keeping up the great quality.

I got me a new 16 oz wood handle estwing coming to me by delivery . I never tried the 16 oz wood handle estwing but I bet it's going to be a great hammer probably with 90% shock resistance. Estwing hammers is all I use and been using them for the past 25 years . There's no hammer better than a good old estwing

You forgot the most important part, that it was a Swedish guy who started this.... "Estwing Manufacturing Company is an American manufacturer of hammers, axes, and other tools, founded by Swedish immigrant Ernest O. Estwing in 1923. The company is headquartered in Rockford, Illinois".

Estwing bricklayer hammer👍👍 best by far.

best hammer you will ever own. had mine since 1980 and it's still perfect. my 17 year old son is training to be a carpenter now..i just bought him a new 24oz claw hammer..when it arrives will engrave his name on it and if he doesnt lose it it'll last him untill he retires.

Sux

I feel so American 🇺🇸

Ngl, that red belly is a beaut!

All my hammers are made by Estwing . I haven't had one break or bend . I bought my first Estwing back in the late 80 s and still use .

He must plaster with a paint brush.

Tengo un martillo de 22 oz de esta marca muy preciso y durable, además de su bonito diseño....🇲🇽

I dont like the new style hammers, old is gold man

I WILL get me a hammer and hatchet with leather handles one of these days! Soon, I hope!

That is a great music video! Just bought a sigma and was wondering about the ability to cut with mosaic

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What about cats?

The best hammer ever

Only hammers I use

Made in Amerika by a Swede

I bought a 16oz estwing hammer in 2018. My friend has the exact same one from 1990. Fyi the one from 1990 is an inch longer 🤷🏼‍♂️

I will pay extra for usa made, I rather have my neighbor have a job than across the sea

Interesting but lifeless demo of this new bit of kit, what about a slow-mo demo of how it works in the sludge or even a CGI psysic example. I'd also change the corporate lift music, it's hardly stirring stuff. I actually just bought one this morning from my advanced thinking suppliers (Woolens, Cannington, UK). It was double the cost of the normal metal paddle cost but seeing as how the welds just pop with every metal one I've owned, time to change. If this works I'll be dead chuffed, first mix will be lime putty mortar with sharp angular aggregate sand and fibres for an exterior wall.

I've had my 22 oz Estwing hammer over 30 years, they last a lifetime.

I wonder if that's the same guy that did such a horrible job grinding the forge marks on my drilling hammer.

So what country are they made in?

I lost count of the 28 oz hammers I’ve purchase over the years. I was extremely irritated when losing them or when sticky fingers would attach to them! But I always get excited when getting a brand new shiny 28 oz Estwing. No other hammer will do in my trade. I’m in the concrete trade so believe me when I say the 28 is unmatched. Every time somebody has a different hammer I tell them to get a 28 oz Estwing when they break the junk they wasted money on lol. I just purchased the 30oz recently. I still have my latest 28 but always wanted the 30. It’s so shiny and new I hate to take it to work but so excited to use my new Estwing. Keep up the good work guys stay American made PLEASE!!! I always put an X in my handles and call them Excalibur. God bless America.

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3cm Grigio Sardo...?

Bela ferramenta de trabalho.

What a piss take. You used about an extra liter of water in your bucket. Looks like soup! Garbage

Can anyone tell me where Estwing make their tools? I have been looking and cant find it anywhere. I think it may be in Canada??