Emerson ROBO 23oz HAMMER

[Hammer]

Did Any have purching this hammer from HomeDepot? How much does it cost and Is it good to use? Please advice and give some comment

[Phil Crow]

Weeeellll, My personal recommendation is for the Estwing 28 oz, but barring that, I'd choose the Estwing 22 oz. If you're not looking for a framing hammer, I'd choose the Estwing 16 oz straight claw. A good mini-sledge is the Estwing 3# drilling hammer. For roofing, you can't beat the Estwing roofing hatchet. For the woodsy type, the Estwing camp axe is the way to go.

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Seriously, the steel, uh, shaft, on your Estwing will never get nicked or dented. The only problem that I've noticed is that when you've got a veeery stubborn nail to pull *sideways,* the shaft can bow just a little. I'll tell you this, though: I'll never own another hammer.

-Phil Crow, professed nail gun hater and proud Estwing(s) owner.

[Hammer]

What is the reason you like Estwing hammer so much?? because of it's brand name or the handling of the hammer is good.

[Scott Brownell]

Estwing is just a great unit to use & about as durable as you can get and well balanced. I'm like Phil, have used them for years. BUT, unlike Phil, I do like my nailers too! :-)

Scott