Klein Tools Hammer
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 KLEIN TOOLS 807 18 Electricians Straight Claw Hammer NEW  US $37.44
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 KLEIN TOOLS 809 36 Linemans Double Face Hammer US $41.26
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 KLEIN TOOLS 808 16 Straight Claw Hammer Heavy Duty US $32.19
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 Linemans Double Face Hammer Klein Tools 809 36 US $36.75
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 NEW KLEIN TOOLS 32 oz BALL PEEN HAMMER 803 32 US $22.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS 823 48 Linemans Double Face Hammer US $39.68
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 KLEIN TOOLS 832 32 Linemans Straight Claw Hammer US $49.67
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 KLEIN TOOLS 803 16 Ball Peen Hammer 16 oz US $19.21
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 KLEIN TOOLS 818 20 Curved Claw Hammer Heavy Duty US $25.88
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 KLEIN TOOLS 818 16 Curved Claw Hammer Heavy Duty US $22.68
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 KLEIN TOOLS 808 20 Straight Claw Hammer Heavy Duty US $25.88
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 KLEIN TOOLS 803 8 Ball Peen 8 oz Hammer w 11 1 2 Hickory Handle NEW US $26.48
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 KLEIN TOOLS 832 32 LINEMANS STRAIGHT CLAW HAMMER NEW US $29.95
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 KLEIN TOOLS 807 18 Electricians Straight Claw Hammer US $39.86
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 KLEIN TOOLS 803 32 Ball Peen Hammer 32 oz US $31.52
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 KLEIN TOOLS 803 12 Ball Peen Hammer 12 oz US $22.89
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 Klein Tools 803 8 Ball Peen Hammer 8 oz US $26.49
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 Klein Tools 811 32 Dead Blow Hammer 32 oz US $39.22
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 Hand Drilling Hammer Klein Tools 823 48 US $28.35
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 Electricians Straight Claw Hammer Klein Tools 807 18 US $29.52
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 Ball Peen Hammer Klein Tools 803 12 US $22.05
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 Curved Claw Hammer Heavy Duty Klein Tools 818 16 US $26.95
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 Klein Tools 15 Fiberglass Electricians Claw Hammer Model 807 18 NEW US $.99
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WHAT BRANDS ARE GOOD FOR A PRE ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE?
So basically Im near the end of my electrical pre apprenticeship program and by January 2011 I should be working. But I dont know what tools are good to buy.
What i need is
-Basic Screw drivers
-Linesmen pliers
-Side cutters
-Channel lock pliers
-Hammer
-Hack saw
Ive searched it up on google and so far everyone is telling me Klein tools is the best! I would agree but i went to look at there tools and saw that 8 screw drivers cost $70. And that is something i cant afford right now. So I need something that is good and cheap. My teacher is telling us to buy IDEAL tools but im not really sure since ive asked electricians and they have not heard of this company. ive seen some HUSKY tools and they are affordable but dont know if there reliable?? ANY IDEAS??
PLEASE AND THANKS
Klein, Ideal, Channel Lock, Greenline were what is in my tool belt. (I don't work in the craft at this time) Start with what you can afford and when you get a little money, start buying the better stuff. You will have it for a lifetime. What I did was buy a tool to replace my junker after every one or two paychecks. Once the toolbag was the way I wanted it, I saved for a DeWalt cordless, Milwaukee sawzall and right angle drill. I love Klein cutters screwdrivers, pliers. Channel Locks are great (I cut the insulation off so I can ream emt better with the handle). Lennox makes a real good hack saw (weighted so it does not chatter). I like wood handled hammers because you can use the handle to push and bend bigger leads and not short out. I like Ideal testers and strippers. Every electrician is slightly different. Guys on my crew would flip each other shit for whatever was in their toolbelt. Ultimately, it is whatever you like.