Estwing Oz
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 EstWing E3WC 14 oz Welding Chipping Hammer  US $31.29
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 EstWing E322P 22oz rock pick US $36.22
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 EstWing E324S 24 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer Smooth Face US $40.68
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 EstWing E328S 28 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer US $40.75
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 EstWing E320S 20 oz Rip Claw Solid Steel Hammer Smooth Face US $34.03
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 EstWing E322SM 22 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer Milled Face US $39.99
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 EstWing E330S 30 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer Smooth Face US $44.18
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 EstWing E323LP 22 oz Long Handle Rock Pick US $39.49
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 EstWing E316S 16 oz Rip Claw Solid Steel Hammer Smooth Face US $31.22
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 EstWing E330SM 30 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer Milled Face US $44.94
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 EstWing 22E 22 oz dead blow hammer US $31.51
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 EstWing E324SM 24 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer Milled Face US $41.99
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 EstWing 45E 45 oz dead blow hammer US $46.09
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 EstWing E320C 20 oz Nylon Vinyl Grip Claw Hammer US $34.44
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 EstWing E332BP 32 oz Ball Peen Hammer US $37.32
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 EstWing E322S 22 oz Solid Steel Nail Hammer US $38.68
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 Estwing E3 28SM 28OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $46.66
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 Estwing E3 20C 20OZ STL HDL CLAW HAMMER US $31.60
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 Estwing E3 R 35OZ RIGBUILDER HATCHET US $54.10
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 Estwing WF21 21OZ FBR HDL HAMMER US $45.54
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 Estwing E3 22S 22OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $41.52
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 Estwing E16C 16OZ STL HDL CLAW HAMMER US $35.98
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 Estwing E3 16S 16OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $30.97
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 Estwing E3 22SM 22OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $43.41
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 Estwing WF21LM 21OZ FBR HDL HAMMER US $49.58
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 Estwing E3 20S 20OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $31.60
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 Estwing E16S 16OZ STL HDL RIP HAMMER US $35.98
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Which hammer should I buy 24oz or 28oz?
I have been working as a carpenter and I have owned a 20 oz Stanly hammer but right now I am looking for a 24~28oz for doing framing work and sinking 3&half inch nails and denailng.
I've borrowed 24oz Stanly hammer anti vibe from my co workers but I felt I could go a little heavier.
I mean I don't use hammer all day for we have nail guns and only swing hammer probably less than 100 depends on what we're doing.
I do both framing and finishing work, so I can use the old 20oz for finishing work and 22oz isn't much different from 20 so isn't an option.
I've heard a lot of people saying Estwing is better than Stanly but I think I'm going with Anti vibe Stanly with nail starter.
Let me know you're opinion especially people from this trade.
Thank you
I'm a carpenter and I use a Estwing 20 and I also do both framing and finishing work, as you said (I don't use hammer all day for we have nail guns and only swing hammer probably less than 100 depends on what we're doing) to me 28oz seem a bit heavy but I'm not a big man,
Personally I wouldn't buy another hammer unless I wasn't using a nail gun even though the 20oz is light on for framing, I can see the need for a heavier hammer from time to time, but also see the need for a specific tool in many other instances, but because there's only so many tools a person can haul around where do you stop? If I were going to buy another hammer for me it would be a 24oz.