This mf yelling at absolutely nobody 😂

@StationStWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Its alot of people in the carpentry industry.

@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164

9 ай бұрын

Where in the video is he yelling? Get your ears clean buddy.

@bassinthegrass876

2 ай бұрын

​@@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164 dont feed the millenials

@user-wd4ge2zh2c

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Lmao. A dinosaur complaining that the world has changed.

@AstrixCloud

28 күн бұрын

​@@user-wd4ge2zh2cCan tell you've never been in the carpentry industry 😂😂 sit down boy, let the men talk.

It's not a debate, and it's not a competition. They both exist and that's it.

Instead of hitting nails in for 10 houses build 10 houses and I bet you change your mind. I actually swing my hammer so when I hit something you feel the tang in the joints of your fingers like you hit a baseball with the handle of the bat. Titanium head wood handle will save your joints if you actually use a hammer everyday.

@adamguinnmusic5871

2 ай бұрын

That's probably all the fast food Coca-Cola and beer you are your consuming causing inflammation. Not the hammer. The comparison you made is BS. Every hammer I've ever used will drive a nail in just as smooth. You're doing it wrong.

This man speaks the spoken word. Nothing Flys like a wing.

Yo homie I've been in the game 10 years. My dad was in the game 40 years. I took over his estwing when he died that he bought in his first week. So that estwing is going on 50 years and its good as new. And f*** a waffle face. I did recently get a rig axe to try that out and it's got a waffle face so I had to file grind that s*** off. I've never had a hammer slip off a nail without one and the problem with one is all you can use it for is framing. The ancient estwing can drive anything from a railroad spike to a one inch trim nail and leave a clean surface every time.

@StationStWoodworking

2 ай бұрын

Yea man keep that hammer working! I have noticed a film forming on smooth hammer faced from galvanized nails but a quick scuff on gravel, a rock or sandpaper and back at it.

@StationStWoodworking

24 күн бұрын

Yea well said. The only thing I've seen a waffle face out perform on is a fencing staple. Beyond that, I'm with you, smooth face!

Why so angry at a non problem, keep using a steel hammer and don’t use the titanium. No need to insult titanium hammers, I used both for more than a decade in the harshest conditions and titanium is great lightweight and durable enough for long periods of use, estwing is also awesome, indestructible, reliable. Titanium hammers just are lightweight and faster to handle. Preference from experience, all different, that is a good conclusion to this debate.

@StationStWoodworking

11 ай бұрын

Back when i made that video i had made a simple comment on an instagram post and received loads of hate. So looking back, i would not make such a video now.

@allen4758

7 ай бұрын

They are not lighter 😂,,, 15oz is 15oz , whether it's titanium or lead

@gregorsamsa1364

6 ай бұрын

​@@allen4758titanium handle is lighter. Why are the smuggest people so often the most ignorant?

@allen4758

5 ай бұрын

@@gregorsamsa1364 the handle isn't titanium, the head is ,, and 15oz is still 15oz , even during the Biden presidency.

@Rkinn

3 ай бұрын

He said in the beginning that he's tired of the debate l o l

I misplaced my Estwick hammer about 10 years ago. I can't find the damn thing. Whoever cleans my house after I die, please let me know where I put that damn thing.

I’ve used wooden handle Vaughan framing hammers since 1981 … when I was young I swung a 28oz but later in my career I switched to a 24oz

Saw an Estwing snap in half the other day.

I’ve had the same hammer for 45 years and it was my grandfathers before that. Aside from buffing off some rust it’s been just fine.

I managed to bend the neck on one estwing by doing shit I wasn't supposed to with it. I was prying up a steel baseplate from dried concrete lol. It was stuck good so I hooked up a winch to a tooth in the backhoe. Went out and bought another that I've had for my 0 years now and it's still going

@StationStWoodworking

29 күн бұрын

Thats what it takes though lol tough hammers

Doing formwork we have to occasionally clean the edges of used formply before laying them. Working with my old man he was cleaning one of these plywood sheets with the neck of his estwing and it snapped it half 😅 Granted his hammer was probably 20 years old at the time. When i was an apprentice i saw many many older guys in their 50s to 60s and their all their estwings were old as fuck. One guys rubber grip was that worn out it has lost all its texture and divots. Good hammers, only now the past few years we are getting these Martinez and boss hammers here in Australia (formwork carpentry)

@StationStWoodworking

Ай бұрын

Thats a good testimonial for these hammers. I have seen guys bend or break them but its pretty rare.

@mickeydee3595

Ай бұрын

@@StationStWoodworking very rare. One thing ive never seen break on site in my 15 years is those Makita 2000w 235mm circular saws. Yes guys break them by dropping or mistreating them but outright just shitting itself from work I've never seen it happen.

I had an Estwing 22 for years. Yes was a waffle bc im not the most accurate. It never hurt me and I wish I could find it.

velocity has an exponential relationship with energy, mass does not. I'm just not accurate enough to be fast enough where I'm imparting more energy into the nail with a faster moving titanium than a slower moving and heavier steel hammer. Ironic to your point, I'd say titaniums are probably best appreciated by masters who have the speed and accuracy to take advantage of its benefits, not to mention being lighter and easier on their frailing bodies after that many years in the trades 😅

@StationStWoodworking

15 күн бұрын

I can say this, I have just recently put up 600 feet of cattle fence and using a titanium hammer required many more blows and a harder swing to sink the staple. I use it because the waffle head is easier to hit a crowned staple than a smooth head. And I didn't miss.

There good for everything yes but the boss titanium are for driving ONLY milled face....I carry a east and a boss on my bag but each have a different purpose my friend

@StationStWoodworking

2 ай бұрын

Well yes, but the only other hammer i have for regular use is a smaller 16 ounce for finish nails. I cant fathom carrying multiple hammers when my Estwing suits me for all. Thanks for the comment!

It depends. Titanium hammers definitely are not indestructible like a steel hammer but they have their place. I have a 14oz stilleto titanium hammer but I use my 22oz estwing and my 23oz vaughn just as much. The estwing is my favorite tool because along with a pair of channel locks it’s the very first tool my dad ever bought me. I was like 8 when he got me those and I’m 36 now and haven’t lost either one luckily. You can’t beat the patina an estwing gets once it’s old

All these new apprentices coming in buying those over priced hammers when u can still get this gem for 25 bucks

@StationStWoodworking

25 күн бұрын

I looked for a cheap titanium hammer to do a test video and it was $90 on Amazon. Go check out my new video...but yea 3 times as much!

My grandpa has one of these he’s probably had it for 40 years

ES22S Framing Hammer

I'm a Carpenters for 50years from Europe.... worked a year in usa and had that type of hammer.... only problem it wibrets when using hammer many hours you will encounter problems with whist and arm.... sorry.... report not true😢

A titanium hammer harnesses a full 97% of the energy garnered from that hammer swing and transfers it directly to the nail. For comparison, a steel hammer transfers only 70% of that energy to the nail. Titanium has MORE striking force ratio by weight.

@StationStWoodworking

3 ай бұрын

Sure. Thanks for the hypothesis.

@SeaforgedArtifacts

2 ай бұрын

I can concur with this, I forged a small titanium smithing hammer but in use it hits like a steel hammer that 75% heavier.

@erikbender1

2 ай бұрын

@@SeaforgedArtifacts I came across a KZreadr who did the same. Great success.

@SeaforgedArtifacts

2 ай бұрын

@@erikbender1 Nice, who was that? I documented my build too! Full 1 and a half hour video on my channel. 😁

@erikbender1

2 ай бұрын

@@SeaforgedArtifacts kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYSutrKldpmpoJc.htmlsi=JQYCD96NBfWG3S2P

This here is my ye olden daye blunderbuss...,it's the best gun ever. There is no need for any other gun.....ever.

If you have broke a couple estwings YOU HAVENT WORKED HARD ENOUGH!!!

Made in Rockford illinois

I got 2 framing hammers a Estwing all-steel 30oz bluegrip and a 23oz voughan California framer with wooden handle and I think these two hammertipes build the whole usa

Them hands look nice and lotioned.

@StationStWoodworking

5 ай бұрын

Awww thanks for noticing. I use Cetaphil. I get so chapped in the winter.

@user-ts9mt3wk5w

5 ай бұрын

Lol tell me about it my thumbs are slathered in liquid bandaid

Best hammers ever made period

This guy seems fun at parties where no one asked

My dads has had his estwing for 30+ years and works like bran new and i have and estwing and it the best hammer and last forever

@StationStWoodworking

2 ай бұрын

Excellent testimonial, they do last forever

Nah, old estwing hammers are the best, found one in the dumpster because someone broke one of the claws on it, one easy weld later and it's as good as new and is used for everything I do

Martinez, best of both world

People like to spend money, i prefer wooden handles.

@dominicviola8908

10 ай бұрын

I got tired of spending money on wood to make handles and buying handles. My stiletto has paid off in what I would spend in handles the past 2 years and I’m saving money now. Cheaper in the long run by not using a wooden handle. I don’t think I’d ever go back.

I still strike my 60 year old est wing it was passed down to me 40 years ago still like new

I still use my 40 year old Estwing hammer.

Bro if I used that hammer for 20 years you are bob the builder. I been doing concrete for 10 years and claws don't look that sharp on estwings or any hammer after 30 years... How often do you use it? 🤣

@StationStWoodworking

Ай бұрын

Once or twice. Thanks for the comment!

And here I have both ☺️

Estwing 22oz probably the best hammer ever made. And my all time favorite. 🤩

Ok, but why does that hammer suck? You only said good things about it.

Nothing saying they don’t both do the job but simply titanium is the superior of the 2 any old head that says different probably still uses a 1:1 chalk line and is definitely paid by the hour

@StationStWoodworking

Күн бұрын

@nathanstone4416 it is easily arguable that titanium is not superior. I have used both and it definitely takes more blows to sink the same nail. That alone can turn guys away.

@nathanstone4416

Күн бұрын

That’s fair I’m assuming you have a stiletto? The Martinez I find hits as hard or harder but it’s a weird feeling to get used to because it feels all top heavy

Estwing, Vaughn (26 oz on wood), stiletto (160z On wood) estwing tinning hammers,Plano shiny hammers etc, what does the elbow in is pulling nails with no technique. Or using a nice cat paw nail bar. Hammering with technique doesn’t do in your joints

@gregorsamsa1364

2 ай бұрын

How did you establish that?

Got 5 of them,

😂😂 I feel it man..

I can tell you , u don’t do anything, but talk, that hammer hasn’t been abused my boy

@StationStWoodworking

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for commenting

Best hammer out there

If you like to use old technology, then keep enjoying it. It doesn't mean that titanium hammers suck. Furthermore, who is to say that this steel hammer is not one of dozens you have used and it's the only one that's still alive. But even assuming this isn't the case, you're still swinging over 30% more weight than me with nothing extra to show for it. It's not that titanium hammers suck - you are just a luddite. Nothing wrong with that.

@StationStWoodworking

6 ай бұрын

Nothing to show? Far fewer swings is what mass equates to. Less force in the blow equals less miles on the elbow.

@BillyCarsley

6 ай бұрын

@@StationStWoodworking 1/2mv^2

@izzadrifts3436

2 ай бұрын

@@BillyCarsley no point mentioning equations hes cleary not open to any opinion other than his own.

Why are you so angry?

@StationStWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Carpenters are always angry lol

@Shartnado

3 ай бұрын

You got a point ​@@StationStWoodworking

They dont even use nails those stupid staples and roofing and siding falls off

It's not S. It's EASTWIG.

@StationStWoodworking

5 күн бұрын

@@williamcooper2368 I think you mean Estwing

First off you are angry you can’t afford a titanium hammer. Second you’re probably a diy guy so of course that hammer is going to last a long time. My crew and I in the days before we got titanium hammers we would change hammers after six months. The grips would slide off, face would go smooth. If it was a fiber glass handle the heads would get loose. I’ve had my m1 Martinez for two years now and it’s still original head and handle even though they are replaceable.

@StationStWoodworking

10 ай бұрын

Same old song and dance iv'e heard a hundred times. I'm glad your hammer has worked out for you but don't make presumptions with people you don't know. That's just some friendly worldly advice.

@BLUECHET

10 ай бұрын

I have A Martinez M-1

@gregorsamsa1364

6 ай бұрын

M1 has a steel head

You didn’t explain literally anything about why the titanium hammers are bad, just the positives of your steel one. Which makes this one of the worst titles in history.