Old Iron hauling a big hammer.

[haywood]

Hope they make the next corner!

Best $35.00 spent in recent history, this Dewalt Tough Series
22oz. hammer is the best hammer I have used.  Love the magnetic nail starter.  
I keep Old Iron Parked in my Utility room for props and some work occasionally.  
It adds a bit of Fairy Dust to things like a hammer post on the cinderblock and seems to help prevent cheese brain from forming.

[Erstwhile]

I have my younger "little" brother's "little" hammer.  Estwing ES-28.  It is probably the most useless tool on my place.  All iron, curved claw, cross hatched face, molded handle, 16 inches long.  I can barely carry it around, much less hit a nail with it.  It shows wear of use, ... but not by me.  It stays hanging on a relics wall.  I don't see any blood stains on it, but he mighta also used it as a personal protection weapon in South Africa.

[Butcher]

I still have both of my go to hammers from the 80's when I was earning a living in the construction trades. 1 is a craftsman 16 oz. and the other is a 24 oz. framing hammer with the smooth face. Now a days my fav is my 8 pound Paslode frameing air nailer. Bangitty bang, done. Nowadays you gotta be careful about what you say about swingin a hammer around dontcha know. Nancy Pissloser might get her husband hurt over a lovers trift.