"Dead blow" refers to the shot fill for better energy transfer/lower bounce. This feature can be implemented in different hammer styles including soft-face and ball-peen, both of which you have examples here.

cant wait to try these!

I bought all six and theyre totally perfect. The reason your dead blow ball peen hammer is called that is because it contains the shot inside of it. I call the 32oz Big Kahuna because its a beast. Nothing has beaten it.

@Shoptoolreviews

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear they're working well for you. Thanks for watching.

Trusty Cook looks like a good alternative at these prices.

@flatbedtrucker

Жыл бұрын

True that…Trusty cook served me me 16 years in automotive industry

@blackjackfabrication4043

Жыл бұрын

I just wish my TC handle was shorter like the Milwaukee

@homealone5087

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​@@flatbedtrucker❤

@XX-sz6qh

9 ай бұрын

They have a bundle that goes on sale for all 6 for 180 frequently

Best purchase ever

Now we know what is taking the place of estwing at depot

I might grab the standard ball peen. i grabbed the other two styles from HF during a sale on Icon items. In some applications , you want a hard face but without the tendency to bounce.

I encourage anyone seeing this video to instead buy a Trusty-Cook brand deadblow hammer Trusty Cook is made in the United States, Indiana specifically. I had hoped the Milwaukee was contracting with them, but Googling the model numbers and country of origin, resulted in Taiwan. And the Trusty Cook is priced in line with the Milwaukee. As to the ball peen, consider a Vaughan .

@Rick_Dunaway

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the recommendation!

@brandonsmith606

Жыл бұрын

Vaughan is my preferred ball peen

@blackjackfabrication4043

Жыл бұрын

I have all 3. The Trusty Cook hammers are great… but the handle is so long it makes swinging in tight spaces difficult. On the Vaughn’s I agree completely. I have tons of them in different sizes for metal fabrication. Both of those are inexpensive and great hammers (Brands). That said, I bought the Milwaukee 32oz dead low ball peen hammer yesterday…and I love it. Every part of it. Handle length, feel in the hand everything. Quickly became my favorite hammer.

@dillanbro7796

Жыл бұрын

Note the lifetime warranty of these as a mechanic the trusty cook has none just consider that

@Joel_E

Жыл бұрын

I’m not 100% certain, but I’ve heard that Tekton’s dead blows are made by TC. That could be a great way to get painless warranty service while still getting USA made hammers.

Another use for dead blow hammes is cast iron. A metal hammer head will crack/shatter cast iron.

Will the complete red hammer be used to hit the wood and make the assemblies so as not to damage the wood? good day thanks for the video

The dead blow ball peen has shot in the head, I have a snap-on one that works quite well for taking stuff apart.

Cool tool Tim

wow those prices.... theyre some proud of them hammers 70$ for one hammer.. id be reluctant to pay that for a pair

You mist the stand up feature on the ball peen hammers.

Trusty cook, Tekton, Vaughn all make/sell great alternatives to these.

Same as icon?

A dead blow ball pean should be heavyer. Also my snap on has sand in it i believe

@jwanilpatel3223

Жыл бұрын

This one has sand too i have several

As an industrial maintenance technician those ball peen hammers suck I want a wood handle for anti-vibration but more importantly it won't damage what you're working on, if you miss

LOL-compared to the tool trucks these are almost free.

Why do you wish there was a larger ball peen than the 24oz? What would you use it for?

Tekton ball peen dead blow might be a better choice.They are made in USA and made by trusty cook I imagine...and are cheaper or same price.USA made is better every time and Tektons warranty blows away Milwaukees..

Where are they made

The ball peen dead blow hammers are just trying to simulate the great Snap On one's? I'm not understanding what the point is, no pun intended? The dead blows that have a one piece design, was never a fan of that? Love my older Craftsman USA dead blow hammer, has softer rubber faces covering the whole striking area, instead of just one hard piece of plastic?

@matthewmccarter5238

Жыл бұрын

The question marks are giving me an aneurysm

Do they come in green ? ...... Just kidding.

They look cool. But wouldn’t touch them they are to stubby/thick looking. I have trusty cook

Prefer Estwing. American company making American products.

I only buy "No Bounce" hammers.

@drew5992

Жыл бұрын

Antivibe

@PrestonSteele09

Жыл бұрын

They have cushioned handles I have all 6 they don't vibrate I threw all my others away even plastic handles

These ball peen hammer or the anti vibe peen hammer??

Why buy Chinese crap when you can buy American made hammers for less and better quality, like trusty crook . Or even better Mac or Snap On

@Modine.

Жыл бұрын

Because Mac and Snap-on are probably made in some Asian countries too and three times the price.