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   BKCBUILDER | Apr 27, 2005 03:28am | #1

   Been hammered plenty, enough for 2 lives...never left my tool in the hamper though. Keith

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   ckeli | Apr 27, 2005 03:58am | #3

   ...was doing a small touch-up jober in the basement...and got a bit of caulking on the hammer...kinda muttered under my breath "great..now my hammer is all dirty..."

   ...so the helper (3 year old) decides to "wash" daddy's hammer...only doesn't tell me about it..."knowledge without experience is just information."  Mark Twain

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   Mitremike | Apr 27, 2005 06:14am | #4

   That is about as funny as it gets---Kids are the best but when it comes to honestly helping it is a good thing we don't pay them...... :-)Waffle or smooth, rip claw or reg. ? Steel? wood handle right?Gee--can ya tell I swing a Vaughn? Mike" I reject your reality and substitute my own"
   Adam Savage---Mythbusters

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   ckeli | Apr 27, 2005 07:11am | #5

   its a waffle head, rip claw, wood "ax" handle (curved in all the right places)..

   I'll try and post a pic of one that is like the one I have...I'd post one of the actual hammer, but as I'm at my parents computer for a few days I can't...

   ....I may be able to give that impact driver a home.  I got all 14.4 DW but my impact is the 12v...would like to use all the same batteries...man, do I love that little baby!

   here is a link to amazon for more info of it...

   amazon

   hope the family is well..."knowledge without experience is just information."  Mark Twain

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   DanH | Apr 27, 2005 03:40am | #2

   I'll pass on that one, but if you should ever find a 20oz walnut handle smooth-faces Plumb framing hammer hanging on a fence in Rio Bravo Mexico, it's mine.

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   steelbuddha | Apr 27, 2005 03:11pm | #6

   I love my Stilettos (smooth face framer and trim models), but am enough of a pervert to see the value in owning a waffle-face. Speak to me of pricing...

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   saulgood | Apr 27, 2005 07:51pm | #7

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   >"..you know the drill...loose favorite hammer...search everywhere for it...finally break down and buy another...next day, wife finds it in the laundry hamper...???

   YES. I'm missing that exact same hammer, too. I need to rent yours so mine will turn up. 

   Seriously, though, I've just accepted the probability that mine won't show any time soon, and I need to replace it.  Let's make a deal. 

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   ckeli | Apr 28, 2005 04:57am | #8

   make an offer...I'm reasonable...bought it for $69...I'll pay shipping

   e-mail is [email protected]"knowledge without experience is just information."  Mark Twain