Estwing or vaughan hammer

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KAMIKAZEE DIY
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Post: # 118588Post KAMIKAZEE DIY

Thinking about treating myself to a brick hammer (lockdown boredom), has anyone experience of a Vaughan 24oz brick hammer?
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Tony McC
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Post: # 118599Post Tony McC

Not a name I immediately recognise - do you have a link?
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KAMIKAZEE DIY
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Post: # 118601Post KAMIKAZEE DIY

My Webpage
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wario
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Post: # 118604Post wario

I’ve had my Estwing for a good 25 years. Can’t comment on the other brand.
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 118629Post lutonlagerlout

Estwing is the benchmark
had my original one for 25 years bought another in florida 5 years ago yet to use it
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DNgroundworks
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Post: # 119193Post DNgroundworks

Estwing innit.
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msh paving
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Post: # 119438Post msh paving

you wont get better than a estwing, i have around 8 in various shapes and weights, claw hammers, lump hammers, brick hammer and a small axe or 2
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