Buying a $400 hammer! Is it worth it??? #tools #construction

[TheKurtTribute]

They have to let you behind the counter to bend you over it, hope $400 included Vaseline and an inflatable donut for that sore spot.

[plboy]

as a retired electrician every tool can be a hammer

[pedromunoz]

This hammer is like a chevy silverado doing grocery runs and never seen a job site

[richardlea]

And I thought I was splurging when I replaced my $35 hammer with a $50 hammer.

[johnconrad]

400 dollars for the hammer. Prostate exam for free at the end.

[scott_hunts]

Can’t wait to buy it for 10 bucks at an estate sale 50 years in the future.

[JordanWatson-gnbn]

When did hammers become a designer fashion statement.

[_JimboSlice]

For $400, I hired 2 fellas from Home Depot that did all the hammer swinging I needed this week, and I had $50 left over, so I went and bought myself a real hammer

[ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

"Would you ever spend $400 on a ha-"

"No."

[chincemagnet]

I bought a $400 hammer
Proceeds to tell us what it looks like, but not how well it works.

[indoorroamer]

Those hammers were $80 until the shop owner saw someone walking in with a camera saying "WHATS UP YOUTUBE, TODAY WE'RE GONNA GET THE MOST EXPENSIVE HAMMER"

[anthontdriver]

This is a contractor flex. Those who know buy Estwing. I've bn swinging the same one for 10 years. $30 still drives nails

[spoolsociety_nv]

You already know every employee in that shop broke into laughter as soon as they saw his taillights 😂

[aidanloughran]

Nothing beats a good quality eastwing and they only cost around £60 here

[lizvu]

I'm on the tool truck pretty often and my rule of thumb at at this point is.. if it doesn't have moving parts I just buy it at harbor freight..

[wrigleyridesshotgun]

"Man, I'd definitely steal that!"
-someone working on the jobsite

[erick]

That's ridiculous. The only reason a $400 hammer can be justified is if your YouTube views paid for it.

[RISaint]

I have used the same hammer on countless jobs for over 27 yrs. Paid $9 for it back then.

[Timmymtd]

look like a $29 Father’s Day Home Depot special

[johnsullivan]

I was once told by a master carpenter the secret to a choosing a good hammer. Find one that when you hold it with its face flat on a straight surface, you have just enough room to fit your other hands fingertips between your knuckles and the surface. Any more or less and you'll never drive a straight nail. 2nd secret is when you've found that hammer NEVER let anyone else use it.