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Stiletto Tools Inc TI14SC Titan 14 Oz Titanium Framing Hammer With Curved Handle | 
| Brand: Stiletto
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $119.99
Buy New: $90.54
You Save: $29.45 (25%)
Rating:  6 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 18 x 6 x 2
MPN: TI14SC
Model: TI14SC
UPC: 662560140048
EAN: 0662560140048
ASIN: B000022661
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | The original Titanium framing hammer | | • | Less recoil shock than steel hammers | | • | Lightweight titanium head eases fatigue, yet the driving force equals a 24 oz steel | | • | Magnetic nail start feature on nose of the hammer for easy one-handed nail sets | | • | Ergonomic American hickory curved handles for greater swing leverage |
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Product Description
This framing hammer features a titanium head, with a magnetized groove that holds the head of the nail while you set it, to protect your thumb and fingers. It's lightweight, at only 14 ounces, and has an ergonomic hickory handle to generate leverage.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Perfessional January 10, 2007
John Altenburg
Best hammer head ever made. The handle will need to be replaced at some point and I suggust a hand crafted one to match the awsome'ness of the titanium head.
 wo made up these prices? December 21, 2006
K. Driscoll (massachusetts)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
How can some one justify the price for these things. i own 3 of them.a 14oz, a 16oz, and the 15 t-bone the 14 does not hit like a 24 oz. i have a 24oz and that hammer puts this thing to shame. one lick and i'm on to the next nail. this one three or some times four.but one thing is for sure, you can swing this thing all day long and still have more juice when you get home. nice and lightweight but definately a propaganda.
great hammer, easy on the hands November 27, 2006
Adrian Rollett (St. Louis)
I bought this hammer nearly two years ago, and have swung it more or less six days a week since then. If, like me, your hand is hurting after a day swinging a framing hammer, buy this one and you won't regret it. It feels like a toy, but it'll match a 22 oz. steel hammer swing for swing. One piece of advice - once the handle breaks, (it will, it's a wooden handle) instead of buying another wooden handle and breaking it again right away, go to a place that puts fiberglass handles in - it's just as light, and ten times as durable.
a every day hammer October 21, 2002
jason (salinas.ca usa)
3 out of 10 found this review helpful
If i am doinging demo or finish.this is the only hammer i use .the contoly is not matched by any other .i my self,cut a couple of inches out of the handle.the magnet on the top is also great for picking things up that you have droped in hard to reach places. I have had mine for couple of years and have not broken a handle yet.the in side radis is great foe rounding over corner.stillrto is the only thing i swing
Had to try it! January 17, 2002
Christopher A. Bieker (Celestine, IN United States)
After hearing the titanium hype for over a year, I had to get one. After using it for a couple of months, I havn't had any problems. It still takes a few more hits to drive larger nails. I like my 25oz. steel hammer for heavy framing. I like using the Stilletto for white pine and sheet goods. It sure is a conversation piece on the job sites, but probably not worth the extra money(at least to me).
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