There truly is a difference. If you want the best, they are well worth the money. All over the internet you see people bashing snap-on because of their prices because many people just don't understand why the costs are what they are until you see a video like this. I sell tools for a living, including dead blow hammers, and I am the first to admit that I am going to order some snap-on dead blows for my personal shop.
When I was a Beechcraft mechanic we used the 56 Oz mallet, HFE56, to knock out the round windows on King Airs when they were to be replaced due to scratching. Because the mallet was so precise in where the impact went it really cut back on the potential damage to the fuselage skins.
@@JuanRamirez-ud4eh The first versions had problems with the plastic aging and cracking, the later models fixed that and they are warranted for life Snap on would much rather warranty the hammer then have a customer hurt with a flying shard.
Some say that Trusty Cook makes these hammers. Well I don't know or care if that is true because the Trusty Cook do not have that grip nor do they have the lifetime warranty. I happily spend the extra cash for the Snap on
@@xj31 I think TC made them decades ago, but they haven't made Snap On hammers for a long time. I have a few TC hammers, they're ok for the price, but the grip on the Snap On hammers, especially with oily/greasy hands is worth the premium, IMO.
Snap On ever think about maybe putting flats on the top of their hammer heads. I use my bosses snap on hammers occasionally and it's super annoying that the hammer won't stand up when you put it down. My boss is in love with my MAC anti-vibe hammer set for this reason. He's also tired of getting his warrantied out for the caps/striking points breaking out of his hammers.
These are great hammers, the handles make holding it all day comfortable. Have seen the heads come off of these after having a couple big burely man swing them like a sledge hammer. Other than that they are great.
I’ve bought the 56oz and I work on semi trucks and I’ve found that it does flex when I’m trying to remove ball joints bit disappointed really due to the price on the snap on van
I know they used to. Trusty cool hammers are quite nice. I have a few but they don’t have the fancy grips. But they also are half the price, even cheaper if you buy the seconds that have small imperfections in the casting of the handle.
Because if you’re going to sell a $120 hammer with a straight face…..you had better film a 7 minute video explaining yourself. Sad part is……I now have to film a 10 minute video explaining why I PAID $120 for one. They’re actually really good, I ground the face flat on my 16 oz so it won’t glance off chisels and punches.
From my experience the fatigue comes mostly from having to swing the hammer at extremely weird angles.
Best hammers on the market hands down. Most confident grip I've used and the rubber on the dead blows hold up way longer than others.
There truly is a difference. If you want the best, they are well worth the money. All over the internet you see people bashing snap-on because of their prices because many people just don't understand why the costs are what they are until you see a video like this. I sell tools for a living, including dead blow hammers, and I am the first to admit that I am going to order some snap-on dead blows for my personal shop.
When I was a Beechcraft mechanic we used the 56 Oz mallet, HFE56, to knock out the round windows on King Airs when they were to be replaced due to scratching. Because the mallet was so precise in where the impact went it really cut back on the potential damage to the fuselage skins.
Any one else have problems with handles cracking
@@JuanRamirez-ud4eh The first versions had problems with the plastic aging and cracking, the later models fixed that and they are warranted for life Snap on would much rather warranty the hammer then have a customer hurt with a flying shard.
The grips are really what make these hammers stand out. Kudos to those engineers.
Some say that Trusty Cook makes these hammers. Well I don't know or care if that is true because the Trusty Cook do not have that grip nor do they have the lifetime warranty. I happily spend the extra cash for the Snap on
@@xj31 I think TC made them decades ago, but they haven't made Snap On hammers for a long time. I have a few TC hammers, they're ok for the price, but the grip on the Snap On hammers, especially with oily/greasy hands is worth the premium, IMO.
Just bought a master set in green 👍 snap on rep has been a good guy and reliable !
Please make all of your hammers in Hi-Viz. I have all that you make, but would love a piston driving and dual flat face in Hi-Viz
Snap On ever think about maybe putting flats on the top of their hammer heads. I use my bosses snap on hammers occasionally and it's super annoying that the hammer won't stand up when you put it down. My boss is in love with my MAC anti-vibe hammer set for this reason. He's also tired of getting his warrantied out for the caps/striking points breaking out of his hammers.
Snap on definitely got it right with their hammers.
The best hammers I have used by a long way!
Can’t Go without the most important tool for all Good Mechanic’s
The Snap On Hammer
It’s Hammer Time
I have the Icon hammers and they are fantastic and great quality.
Update the app so we can buy the tools from that or our dealer can see our shopping car on the app or something
Yeah there’s some things you need to own that are Snap on, even if your not a diehard fan of them, that’s their ratchets an this hammer. 😊
All cool still use my blue point wood handle hammers though
What im saying, a 10lb harbor freight one works great for smackin 19.5s off the dually
These are great hammers, the handles make holding it all day comfortable. Have seen the heads come off of these after having a couple big burely man swing them like a sledge hammer. Other than that they are great.
❤ thanks for the information as I own a 8 peace set I absolutely love not having the vibration through my hands
Definitely picking up the new 56 ball peen! Gonna ask my rep on Monday.
I can 100% recommend these!
New 56oz Bam-Bam. 😊Everyone needs a Good trusty Bam-Bam
Snap on hammers hit hard ,,, its that simple.
Hardest hitting and best hammer I’ve ever used…
Love them!
what's the difference between yours and Williams?
More great tools from Snap-on 🇺🇸 ❤️ it
Now if we can get rep to show up and have supply on his truck.
Best Hammer EVER!! Nuff Said 🤙🏽
I’ve bought the 56oz and I work on semi trucks and I’ve found that it does flex when I’m trying to remove ball joints bit disappointed really due to the price on the snap on van
I love my snap-on hammer!!
Best hammers ever.
Doesn’t Trusty Cook make the hammers for Snapon..?
🤔 Possibly.
I know they used to. Trusty cool hammers are quite nice. I have a few but they don’t have the fancy grips. But they also are half the price, even cheaper if you buy the seconds that have small imperfections in the casting of the handle.
They use to. Snap on now makes them in house.
I really like this style video
I own Snap on hammers 🔨.
Love every one of mine!!
I have a older Snap-on dead blow ball peen that the plastic all fell off of i dont think they are guaranteed.
Go to a tool truck I just had mine replaced. Just like any plastic it's going to wear over time and get brittle, butt that is 100 % covered
Constant interruptions from the tool in red like bruh
👉💨💨💨Definitely need some of these😎‼️
Tell em the price son
Heavier hammer=harder hit
My 12lb club hammer doesn't bounce and it doesn't cost £120
They don't age very well, my small orange dead has literally shed all its outer coating now.
Because if you’re going to sell a $120 hammer with a straight face…..you had better film a 7 minute video explaining yourself. Sad part is……I now have to film a 10 minute video explaining why I PAID $120 for one. They’re actually really good, I ground the face flat on my 16 oz so it won’t glance off chisels and punches.
Snap on hammer $60,000 but hey it's snap on.
Price for hammer… $1 million dollars!
💵💵💵
for $250 hammer? ye idk man
Bruh.. the biggest newest one ain't even $200
How else are they gonna pay for these promo videos?
I am trying find out who dealer is at zip code 44052 in ohio
The fatigue is done, instead, to your wallet.