dead blow hammers

[Mr Bogus]

Ok, beating on stuff is in the normal scope of working on anything mechanical..

These hammers (if you have never used one) are terrific for pounding out axles and anything else that needs persuasion without damage.. I have owned 2 of them for maybe 20 years? but they were always $40 or more..

This coupon is printable btw....

 

[roadthing]

Indispensable, simply indispensable.

 

[BlueHaya]

Got one from shown location

 

[Bird Hunter]

 

[99'busa]

got one....irreplaceable

 

[CDiPrecision]

IF yo u think that is a good one, You need to try Lixie Hammers... I have used them for years(mold makers hammers they are though of most). A good one will run you about 35 bux.. I have a larger one that was about 80 bux... it has alot of power too. heres a link

http://www.lixiehammers.com/deadblowseries.htm

 

[gtrpimp76]

Harbor Freight=

It's been my 2nd home the last couple of months.

 

[BlkDrgnZ28]

i could use one of those especially to beat my roomate "without damage"

 

[ks-waterbug]

IF yo u think that is a good one, You need to try Lixie Hammers... I have used them for years(mold makers hammers they are though of most). A good one will run you about 35 bux.. I have a larger one that was about 80 bux... it has alot of power too. heres a link

http://www.lixiehammers.com/deadblowseries.htm

Yep, have to agree these work well! But, I have to replace the ends at least once every four or so years...

 

[ks-waterbug]

Thanks for the coupon my Brother! Love those style of hammers... work great!

 

[pbghost]

they do work great!

 

[chrisr]

You outa try a dead blow ball pen hammer. There not cheep but they do the job..

 

[Shibumi]

Yep, I've had the heavy rubber no-mar type for a long time, but a few years ago bought that identical hammer. No comparison, the lead shot-filled one simply does NOT bounce on impact. I do woodworking and use these to coax tight-fitting joints together as well as other tasks where I don't want to dent surfaces.

 

[BusaWizard]

 

[HillbillyTom]

Nothing like a good fixin' tool. I get a lot of stuff at Harbour Freight too.

 

[Mr Bogus]

IF yo u think that is a good one, You need to try Lixie Hammers... I have used them for years(mold makers hammers they are though of most). A good one will run you about 35 bux.. I have a larger one that was about 80 bux... it has alot of power too. heres a link

http://www.lixiehammers.com/deadblowseries.htm

I have 2 soft face and 2 hard faced deadblows.. (SnapOn) The hardfaced look like a ballpeen hammer with a plastic body and metal regular ballpeen heads.

I have seen to many DIY'er mushroom axle shafts, threaded shafts and bearing surface with hammers over the years.. now that I do not make money fixing them, i will hand out a few secrets here and there

 

[tinmann840]

Good find , Thanks

 

[suzuki4life]

is the coupon for a specific weight hammer?

 

[kawiboy11]

 

[dadofthree]