THE GERMAN FRAMING HAMMER | LATTHAMMER

This Hammer is the choice in Germany and other European Countries, when it comes to Framing, Timber Framing, Roofing, Carpentry, ...
#LATTHAMMER, #TIMBERFRAMING, #WOODWORKING

[@votakwot]

Finally, a nice short video that tells about that hammer type with spike. Thanks a lot!

[@bruceg1845]

good sense of humor

[@svenendre3569]

i didn't know this hammer type was so versatile, keep up the good work!

[@PrimeToolbox]

That kind of German hammer is very ingenious. Estwing from the USA has the Latthammer in their catalog.

[@the_homie_KIKE_4rm_ESCO760]

Thank you very much for the video, very informative. Will add to my tools.Greetings from Escondido, CA.

[@chip2881]

this video is so well edited and with an interesting history. cheers for the video Timo

[@marteusmelo]

Best hammer video in youtube!!!

[@BoLamy]

Thank you Timo 🔨🤝

[@gerardbonus5354]

Amazing: Short, funny, informative.

[@alexandermarx8823]

Super geiler Typ... Mega Video, hier steck viel Liebe im Detail. Mehr davon 👍

[@timbertimo9428]

Thank you so much! And I am working on it.

[@hammermr.x5315]

Nice history video. 😉

[@halvard3755]

I've seen this type of hammer made by Hultafors, but I've never seen anyone here in Norway use one. And then I finally found this great video explaining it's history and use. Thanks! It's on sale now, might buy one.

[@ohnenamen2843]

Great video. Wranglerstar would love that

[@GunslingerLv]

Its just an extantion to my hand

[@GibeKvsHirO]

Love that . Great video

[@Bageera63]

Brilliant!!!

[@SquirrelsForAll]

I actually leaned something today. Thank you for sharing this.

[@timbertimo9428]

I am happy you did! Thank you so much for watching and commenting.

[@juki1x]

That looks like it was designed in the DDR, such a brutal design

[@RlderOnStorm]

Sehr interessant!

[@calebwhite6173]

Also widely used by slaters for punching holes through the slate to hang or cut a rough shape. Slate hammers look similar.

[@timbertimo9428]

You are right. Same, same but different!

[@daweed4255]

ich hab das olle Dding schon immer geliebt, aber kannte vielleicht ein Drittel der hier genannten Anwendungsbeispiele.. :D good Job!

[@johnmeola1189]

Well done amigo, very informative and entertaining Learned a bit on hammering physics dankeshein

[@timbertimo9428]

Bitteschön 😉

[@timkirkpatrick9155]

I'll put an adze sharpened California framer on match to your hammer any day. less wrist and shoulder strain with mine and same functions. Yours will be a close second.

[@ymfemptyb6967]

Keiner kann dem latthammer das Wasser reichen. It's the most essential timber framing tool apart from the saw. Hoch die Zimmererkunst!

[@martinkarlsson7263]

this chanel is amazing

[@timbertimo9428]

Thank you so much!

[@andreas31100]

yea we use this hammer in denmark too

[@timbertimo9428]

👍we will be in Denmark for summer holidays this year! Already looking forward to it.

[@peterhubbes9106]

Sehr cooles Video!

[@timbertimo9428]

Danke ✌

[@davidfaustino1623]

Geiler Typ

[@philbird8983]

Wie Gehts! Ich verstehe bischen Deutche, ist der hammer die Würth, solider hammer und etwas billiger als die picard, Ich habe einen für 15€ gefunden. Ich werde es kaufen. Vielen danke!

[@TheIlliterate]

Hammer Time

[@igg5589]

Finally someone showed why this strange hammer exist. But I suppose it is more complicated to pull out nails with it?

[@andik859]

No it is easy. As kids we learn this in germany. Play around the house with hammer.

[@newenglandyankeeliving5052]

I lift beams up and put them down

[@timbertimo9428]

So you are a Hammer as well 🔨🔨🔨

[@fallingsuncreations9270]

German engineering!! The best

[@LionGaming-pk9yt]

dam i had that 4 so many years and did not know how to use it, shame on me and lets be honest that was a really nice video and explanation

[@timbertimo9428]

This is how to comment a video!!!! Thank you so much!

[@LionGaming-pk9yt]

@@timbertimo9428 :) i would be glad to watch more

[@timbertimo9428]

Working on it! My next Video will come next Saturday.

[@marcoantonioretamoza]

Muy raros!!! 🤔

[@happykal11]

What brand is that hammer anyway? Geodore? I bet many people in North America have accidentally ordered a latthammer and just thing is a faulty hammer with a claw missing.

[@budatx09]

It won’t be exact. But I think I’m gonna cut one of the forks off my hammer to get it close to this hammer.

[@leonludwig8306]

I got a lot of them but I like the American typ of framing hammer

[@timbertimo9428]

I also like the American Typ. But I love my German Framinghammer!

[@leonludwig8306]

@@timbertimo9428 are you german? Ich bin nämlich deutscher nur stört mich die Spitze und der kurze Stiel die spitze ist dann nützlich wenn man am Dachstuhl arbeitet oder mit Fachwerk zutun hat aaaaber wenn ich jetzt an 150er nägel denke ... klar das geht aber es zieht im arm nach 20 Schlägen ein 30oz framing hammer mit seinem langen Stiel bekommt erhaben mehr donner drauf Die Spitze ist nicht schlecht wenn man viel mit dicken Balken arbeitet was in deutschland zu 90% der fall ist aber ich hab für mich entdeckt das ein rip oder framing hammer meine 1 Wahl ist wenns drum geht richtig zu arbeiten auch der Zollstock ist so ein Ding... was soll daran bitte besser sein klar wenn man estrich macht oder ähnliches ist der Zollstock besser da er erhaben günstiger ist aber beim messen von langen Bauteilen kann man das 2m faltholz getrost vergessen ich habe bestimmt 20 deutsche zimmermannshammer aber seit ich den ersten framing hammer in der hand hatte sind die irgendwie ungenutzt geblieben die klaue sagt mir mehr zu die Spitze Ist mir nicht mehr im Weg und nägel versenke ich mit der Hälfte der Kraft und einem Drittel der Schläge in Deutschland wird eben anders gebaut als in den usa wobei sich die Massivbauweise auch immer mehr zurück ziehen muss und die Holzrahmenkonstruktion immer mehr kommt der Aufwand und die Kosten sind eben geringer es geht schneller und ist leichter umzubauen ...

[@gedog77]

I was with him until he started using Freedom Units, bushells and grains.

[@user-pb6nm6yb6e]

favourite hammer, but the wooden handle is mandatory

[@timbertimo9428]

I get you, but this one is my companion since quite a few years now and I won’t cheat on him until I have to bury him on the tool graveyard. Thanks for watching!

[@Motorheadbanger1000]

Is there any history sources that states that this a German "invention" ? :)

[@timbertimo9428]

🤷‍♂️ Does one of you guys know more about that?

[@andik859]

Bestimmt von der Zimmermannsinnung genormtes Werkzeug seit 1438. 😂

[@interi_Mukesh.Sharma]

Hello

[@bruceg1845]

send me one, please

[@timbertimo9428]

I wish I could!

[@slater1993]

dude get a stilleto hammer

[@timbertimo9428]

I guess that day will come… A Stilleto Hammer is an excellent Hammer!

[@TheToolnut]

Stilleto titanium hammers with straight timber handles are my favorite. That German hammer looks interesting though, 👍😁🔨🔨🇩🇪 🇮🇪

[@LabiaLicker]

jesus.....german humor really is no laughing matter

[@timbertimo9428]

🤣🤣🤣👍