The Ultimate Hammer Showdown: Martinez Tools, Hardcore Hammers & Kinetic Customs!
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- In our latest video, we dive deep into the world of premium hammers. With the exciting release of the F-16 The Raptor from Kinetic Customs of UK, we thought it's the perfect time to compare it with some of the best hammers in our collection.
🔨 Martinez Tools - The Titanium Trailblazer. When you think of titanium hammers that blend innovation with unmatched craftsmanship, Martinez Tools is the name that resonates. Trusted by professionals, these hammers are designed for those who demand the best.
🪓 Hardcore Hammers - Timeless Craftsmanship. Their legacy in creating hickory-handled hammers, hatchets, and axes speaks volumes. With each tool, you experience a piece of tradition, molded with modern-day perfection.
🔧 Kinetic Customs - The Future of Tooling. Their F-16 The Raptor is just a glimpse of their commitment to cutting-edge design and top-tier quality. A rising star in the tool world, they're a brand to watch.
Looking to upgrade your toolkit? All these exceptional hammers are available for customization and purchase at our website: www.Sigtools.co.nz.
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The framing hammer that I'm using everyday in my jobsite is not there.
I'm using a Estwing Big Blue (Builder Series) 25 oz California framer style head straight claw, waffled face it's a big, heavy and long handle framing hammer where I can drive a 3-1/2 common framing nail in One Hit just like how Larry Haun does. Estwing Big Blue is my daily go to framing and general purpose hammer.
Perfect video
Excelente
Nice review, would you do one on the tool belts
What’s the face size of the raptor?
Which handle length on the Kinetic did you go for? they do 14" and 16".
This one in the video is 16" handle.
Wich one would you say it's better Kinetic or Martinez? And they both are the same length? I'm tihnking to get one of those two
@@joegonzales6461 Marginal differences in length. Martinez hammer is more refined as the company holds vast amount of experience in manufacturing titanium hammers. Also titanium is proven material for vibration reduction.
The Raptor is very well designed hammer too, there is no doubt about it. Kinetic Customs has done a fantastic job. If they bring out another model in the future it will be interesting match of the throne.
Hi Eric, will you be getting any Martinez M4s in any time soon? Im thinking of my next big purchase again...
Hey mate
Yes they will be back in stock in a couple of weeks!
They are now back in stock!
How did u get the orange m1 head?
We have them on our website 🍭
@@sigtoolswhat about the M4 7oz titanium head? Are you going to do a video about that head? Nailing preferably. Very interested. Good video by the way.
You need to get the Erner Brand hammer on this list. It’s a new player to the game
It’s a ass hammer I’m a heavy highway bridge carpenter and I’ve known 3 guys that had them and sold them cause the claws kept breaking they replaced it with the Martinez m1
20 oz Tru Temper Rocket swings balanced and better than all the rest
still available? ive had 2
long long gone
I Would Never pay over $100 for a hammer, the Martinez are wAy over rated along with stilleto, all you need for framing is a good wooden handle hammer and a cats paw for pulling, most your nails are going to be shot in by a nail gun anyhow.
Go with the Vaughan California Framer either 19oz or 23oz framing hammer they only cost $20 to $25
Some hardware stores selling them for only $18
They're made in USA
@@builder_for_life4490 that's what I carry.
@@jeffshriber6120 well I got the old 27oz Vaughan California Framer and bushnell discontinued that product many years ago. I got that hammer displayed in my garage the largest and heaviest California Framer framing hammer ever made. The second largest and heaviest California Framer framing hammer I'm currently using is Estwing Builder Series Big Blue 25oz I got both in Waffled face and smooth face.
It’s a good hammer but like most everything else it’s just a statement. But good for you not wanting to spend over $100 I spent 300 on mine. The Erner brand hammer
@@builder_for_life449019oz Vaughn is what I use for forming and a steel handle estwing for stripping
Buddy can't even swing a hammer 🤦
Wonder how he drove the nails in then?