*Hot* HD: Stanley Fatmax Xtreme 16 oz anti vibe hammer $9.99

[bigal2]

Just came back from Markham East store. They had about 20 left.

sku # 516101

Reg $29.99

I cannot find on their web site. Not sure if it is nationwide.

Grabbed two.

[mic2074]

is it this one ?... looks nice... thx OP.

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...ductId=3056124

[Tomatolita]

Confirmed in Windsor at the HD on Walker Rd. Saw them there last evening.

[bigal2]

mic2074, that is exactly one.

Thanks,

bigal2

[virgoan]

It's nationwide...it's on this week's flyer...

[napoleon1769]

What's the difference between this and one from a dollar store?

[virgoan]

What's the difference between this and one from a dollar store?

pick one up and u'll know

hint: if you have to ask...chances are...you don't need this fancy hammer..

[JzUpFakesDown]

looks nice, i will be picking one up tmr.
i especially like the nail start feature

//edit
noticed that the OP said it is a 16oz but the link micro provided was a 20ozer with the nail set feature. either way ill probably pick one up


OP does the one you picked up have a nail set feature?

[ShaTR]

pick one up and u'll know

hint: if you have to ask...chances are...you don't need this fancy hammer..

really? I use my tools quite often, and while my hammer's are now rarely used due to brad/staple guns,, i don't find much of a difference between cheap and expensive ones. tap it in, drive it home. What difference do u find??

[densil_lopez]

What's the difference between this and one from a dollar store?

It's simple math. 9.99-1.00= 8.99$

[brucered]

thanks OP. i can use a nice hammer for my outside toolbox.

might pick up 2.

[Mooned By Jamario]

No thanks to this one. The nail pulling end is way too straight. Give me a good curved end anyday. Pulling out old nails or missed hits... (gets windy in Saskatchewan ) is a lot easier.

[ZIgot]

I'll be picking one up tmr. Thx Op.

[virgoan]

really? I use my tools quite often, and while my hammer's are now rarely used due to brad/staple guns,, i don't find much of a difference between cheap and expensive ones. tap it in, drive it home. What difference do u find??

1. Torsion control grip technology reduces the effects of torque on wrists and elbows. Use it extensively, your wrist will tell you the difference.
2. AntiVibe design minimizes vibration and shock at impact. Use both at the same time..you will notice the vibration at impact on the cheap hammer.
3. This hammer is well balanced
4. Forged one piece steel construction for increased strength and durability. The cheaper ones that comes in two pieces will come apart as soon as you put any pressure on it. Have you ever try to hit a nail and the head of the hammer just fly across the room and break the nice new drywall you just put up? Or have you ever try pulling the nail out and the handle just bend on you?

[ShaTR]

1. Torsion control grip technology reduces the effects of torque on wrists and elbows. Use it extensively, your wrist will tell you the difference.
2. AntiVibe design minimizes vibration and shock at impact. Use both at the same time..you will notice the vibration at impact on the cheap hammer.
3. This hammer is well balanced
4. Forged one piece steel construction for increased strength and durability. The cheaper ones that comes in two pieces will come apart as soon as you put any pressure on it. Have you ever try to hit a nail and the head of the hammer just fly across the room and break the nice new drywall you just put up? Or have you ever try pulling the nail out and the handle just bend on you?

all that is probably useful for someone who uses a hammer for hours on end. But in this day and age, power tools take care of most of the stuff. And ive never noticed much vibration or wrist/elbow strain. Then again, ive never used a dollar store hammer either (usually cheap princess auto or mastercraft ones)