How much do you actually use the magnetic nail holder? I have never driven a nail with one. Trying to decide between two good hammers, one has the magnetic holder and one does not.

I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned the Alpaca Smacka

I thought it was Fred Durst in the thumb nail !

man, if i could grow a breed like that i would never cut it. that breed is rocking. Ooh nice hammers also !

Going to last a long time either way. I'm going for the fastest and easiest

M1 is the best.

Try this with a Blade of the Brand Leitz! 😂

It's aspenite try it on 3/4formply

Curves shouldn't be easy on a tool designed to cut straight.

Jigsaw? Nah.

More videos! I see you've got lots of shorts, but I'd like some more long form content.

I like hearing someone speak about things they’re knowledgeable about t.

I love collecting hammers, sometimes I’m torn between using them and just keeping them shiny!

Did you like your hardcore hammer ?

I have a had time imagining what the purpose of a slightly convex head would be for driving nails. BTW I'm not a carpenter but I find it interesting that there's more hammer designs today when nail-guns are the norm vs maybe the 70s when most carpenters were still using hammers.

I'm not even looking for hammer videos, but I came here just to say you have a sick ass beard. I have a long way to go before I get to where you are.

I got hit by a car so if that hammer is a truck maybe u shouldn’t get one 😂

really like the pace of the video. great content keep it up! im a stiletto 16oz curved guy myself

Love the Douglas 20 👍🏾.. I use a Ti Dalluge 16 oz now.. (identical pattern)

I spent 13 years as a stone mason before getting into carpentry work. In season I build forms in bridge construction. I run 2 different Martinez m1’s. We don’t use nail guns. Everything we build needs to be easily stripped. Could never go back to anything less!

Makita all day

Have you tried estwing al pro hammer?

Good work sir

You don't use a particular hammer for personal reasons, even though its your favorite? That confuses me

If like the made in china version of the 14 oz stiletto ruger You’ll love the older made in the USA version even better

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the alpaca smacka, wood handle titanium head hammer bade by a canadian company. It's not cheap, but looks really interesting.

Love the video and like the no rush 👌🏻 this style off vids suit you! Keep you’re experience flowing🔥👍🏻

Hey. KZfaq did right by you. You popped up on my feed after watching a video about making solid pine cabinets and doors. Your beard is a lot like mine and I'm also Canadian and a woodworker, so it just makes sense to subscribe. Now, on to watch your first video! Good luck. Edit: Okay! You're a framer. Great! I'm a cabinet guy who needs more knowledge in framing. I know some basics that gets me by with window and door modifications, etc but more in-depth framing know-how will be right up my alley.

i’m here for this 👏🏽🎉

Good video mate! I like the raw unedited approach. Always interesting to hear people's thoughts on tools and what their preferences are. Look forward to seeing more of your content on here

There are a couple hidden gems out there that I really like. The Stiletto Ruger 14oz titanium patent pending (possibly made in the Ruger fire arms plant) and the Dalluge 16oz titanium Douglas style . Both with amazing balance!

Oh no not the wood😂😂😂

Ahhh. Ye ol' polish plane

I hate being that guy, but you didn't break your top plate on a stud. So I'm gonna go ahead and block your videos

You coming over from IG man? Hope so buddy. You’ve got a lot of knowledge to help those willing to learn in framing brother. Just caught the podcast you did the contracting handbook🤛🤘

Very nice. I wish your channel the best. Keep em coming.