Imagine if this guy was a tool truck salesman. I would have been bankrupt by now haha.

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

***** This is the best comment all week ;) Thanks!

Tekton now has some made in USA dead blow hammers. They look very similar to the Trusty Cook hammers. They may even be made by them but I have no idea. I'm going to need a review of them man! Lol

We use the model one daily at wrk and it's a great hammer. I wish the handles were made differently tho. These hammers take a huge beating, we hardly ever need to replace them.

It's awesome how you can do such a informative review on a dead blow hammer that doesn't make you fall asleep. Thanks for the review. I'll be checking the out.

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

Jordan Booth Haha nice! :) I am glad you liked it Jordan....thanks for watching!

Folks may also want to take a look at Nupla hammers. US made, very durable, and reasonably priced. They offer a big variety of dead blows. This being said, Halder dead blows from Germany are the best I've used. Not cheap, but so worth the money. Yes, I own a lot of hammers.

I can always count on you to show me what the best tool to get when I’m lookin to buy. I don’t know squat about dead blow hammers. I just need to knock some stubborn car wheels off. Trusty Cook model 4 seems like it’s right for me. SMASH SMASH SMASH!

I like my NuplaFlex dead blow. It gives me the option of either a metal or synthetic striking surface. It also has a very strong fiberglass shaft.

Great video and review as always

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

Eric DuPlantier Thanks Eric!

I was a harbor freight the other day and shook one of these hammers a one pounder to be exact and it sounded different than the one in this video.sounded more like sand inside the hammer 🔨 so I guess harbor freight improved these since the video.

When are you going to review the makita cordless angle grinder

Nice video it looks very cool dead blow hammers and the quality looks very good I looked at the price and it is very good

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

MP 10000 $ Thanks! I agree...the quality on these are top notch.

Have you tried the Magna-Matic precision steel dead blow? Also made in the USA. I think you would be interested to learn about it. Great video 👍

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

BrenticusMaximus1 I have not, but I will check it out....thanks for the suggestion!

They look familiar, but better priced... huh

Love this guy watch a lot of his videos.... no on is going to mention his estwing hammer looks bent at the end? Just purely curious. What’s the story?

@RealToolReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Probably me getting mad at inanimate objects....

This reminds me that I need to get a dead blow hammer. Thanks

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

Russ Webster Nice....glad I could help :)

sorry.. great review dude. You do an amazing job with your reviews. I would love to see you include some Snap-on Products in your reviews when you are comparing the Milwaukee fuel products.

@RealToolReviews

8 жыл бұрын

+Auto Fix Pal I would too.....Snap-on isnt something I get the chance to review very often.....if/when that changes, I will be adding them into the lineup more.

I picked up an Estwing dead blow a few months ago and have been blown away at how well it holds up compared to my harbor freight hammers. They are well worth the money.

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Davis Nice! Yep, the Estwing Dead Blow is a Trusty-Cook re-brand at The Home Depot .... great way to see one in person & they are priced well too from what I remember.

@panzerkiller13

5 жыл бұрын

Wait... I swear I thought the sticker on the Estwing deadblows at HD said they were from Taiwan? Maybe they've changed suppliers since you made this comment though lol

@robg836

5 жыл бұрын

Yes they are a completely different hammer now. Taiwan made and different design. I wish the new Taiwan hammer was brought to USA manufacturing because the grip is great

hft orange dead blow hammer has a lifetime use it I do. dan it is not ment to be used on a vise its a hammer for tires to hit the wheel when stuck on a veh

There good hammers but o prefer the Vaughan dead blows with changeable faces they have a better grip and more defined force blow ie less bounce back

all the tests you have done could have been done exactly the same if not better with a rubber mallet, you should of tested how it bounces and stuff like that because that is why a dead blow is used

@RealToolReviews

8 жыл бұрын

You've obviously never used a deadblow hammer.

@patching-

6 жыл бұрын

Real Tool Reviews I think Wally glinter has a point you aren't showcasing the main property of a dead blow hammer

PS, still waiting on that Orbis pliers review 😁😉

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

BrenticusMaximus1 Coming up soon.....I have those & a lot of other Knipex videos scheduled this summer. I like the Orbis ones a lot.....they work awesome & everyone that sees them wants them.

They used to make snapons hammers. No more but still great hammers.

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

mustangtyson Yep....I agree!

@tomthompson7400

8 жыл бұрын

+mustangtyson whos doing snap on dead blows now ,,,, there was a time when snap on dead blow hammer shafts just fell apart

Blue plastic anchors were different sizes.

Should have mounted the vise 1” to the left to able your self to use it the front and side of the shop bench

@RealToolReviews

4 жыл бұрын

It was mounted there more-so for the best video angle at the time.

What happened to this guy i liked his tool reviews did you change your name or channel?

@RealToolReviews

4 ай бұрын

Stay tuned my friend 😉

Dude it sounds like you are saying ADT instead of ATD?

@RealToolReviews

8 жыл бұрын

+Auto Fix Pal Say ATD 5 times fast ;) haha

with all the tool whores on you tube lol ,cant believe theres only 22.075 subscribes ??,, great reviews man

@RealToolReviews

8 жыл бұрын

+John Willis Thanks John!

Nice

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

George S Thanks George!

Funny how u hit the cheaper hammer a lot harder then the red on on your first test I tell u some people it’s even very noticeable

@RealToolReviews

4 жыл бұрын

No clue.... it’s a 5 year old video.

The plastic plug bent up because you hit it squint not because it was a metal hammer. Dead blow hammers are for occasions where you want a solid transfer of power without marring the piece. Where you don't need the solid force transfer you should use a plastic/rubber/copper mallet.

@RealToolReviews

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Ryan Most people would grab the nearest hammer.....and 99.9% of the time that is going to be a metal claw hammer. It was just one example of how this dead blow got the job done, where a standard hammer couldnt.

@wallyg333

8 жыл бұрын

that is exactly what i thought and the whole video could of been done using a rubber maller

@stanloader2297

7 жыл бұрын

Chris I agree. Dead blows are used for joint assembly, not for driving masonery plugs.

@davidmarzolino7159

7 жыл бұрын

Stan Loader. Exactly, a dead blow hammer is primarily a woodworking tool. I've had my Harbor Freight model for 20 years now, and it still looks and works like new, because I use it properly.

Very expensive for a limited use tool.

@emeltea33

4 жыл бұрын

Buy once, cry once. Support American made, vice the slave labor of the crap available.

@robertclark4929

4 жыл бұрын

@@emeltea33 I buy whatever is cheaper. Could care less who made it.

@emeltea33

4 жыл бұрын

@@robertclark4929 Yep, that's too bad.

GAYEST tool review I've ever seen!

@RealToolReviews

2 жыл бұрын

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