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From the Manufacturer 14 oz. "Lite" Titanium Hammer, Serrated (Milled) Face with Naillock Magnetic Nail Holder, 19" Curved Hickory Handle. Lightweight Titanium head swings faster for greater power at point of impact with less stress and arm fatigue. Extra large, milled striking face makes striking easier. Innovative Nailloc magnetic nail holder grips nail, permitting one-handed nail starting for increased reach. Made with a high density American curved style hickory handle, a natural shock absorber.
Heavy-Duty Titanium Framing Hammer Precision-cast titanium heads deliver powerful swings with less effort, perfect for construction and high-force applications.
Magnetic Nail Holder Enhance efficiency for linemen and builders with one-hand nail starting and maximum reach on metal and sheet projects.
Hickory Handle Provides superior comfort and control.
Versatile Smooth or Milled Face Options Choose your hammer to suit various construction tasks, from framing to metalwork.
Built for reliability and performance, the DALLUGE Titanium Hammer is ideal for construction and professional building needs.
Don't let the Vaughan Dalluge 14 ounce weight fool you. This is a lightweight titanium hammer in name only, it's really a heavy hitter in disguise. Like my Vaughan 19-Ounce California Framer and my Vaughan 99 16-Ounce Professional Rip Hammer, the Dalluge is another well-balanced Vaughan hammer and its hatchet style hickory handle is a perfect fit for me. Hickory is a great shock absorber and makes the 'whaaang' effect on my arm non existent. I like the extra large striker with its milled face and the way the magnetic nail holder grips the nail. Honestly, there's nothing not to like about it.Do I think it's worth the price? Well, let me figure this out. One tube of triple strength analgesic balm runs 20 green ones at our local pharmacy and a doctor's appointment for my neck/shoulder adjustment is 40 smackers - and that's if I'm lucky to need just one visit. So far we're at 60 and I have not figured in time lost in getting the job done. Is it worth the price? My Final Answer: You betcha! ~ The Boss
