Mr. Conservatarian2 minutes ago

I hate using my sawzall for cutting rods. Always feel like I'll use a finger.

john kim12 minutes ago

Oil please!!!

Asht Inmitch24 minutes ago

Idk you should ask Thor

Liam Lacroix29 minutes ago

Wooden Straight oval kinda shape with flat sides is my favourite

dronus30 minutes ago

Does a 🐻 shit in the woods?

Ronny Ziesmer36 minutes ago

If you use it every day yes

Jordan Lucero38 minutes ago

Waste of money... now you have to buy parts for a hammer...

freelanser NS38 minutes ago

Just buy multiple hammers

Brice Graham43 minutes ago

Lol Milwaukee makes everything at this point

Publius II51 minute ago

Replaceable head and replaceable handle... So you could replace the hammer in 2 steps rather than 1. How much do the replacements sell for can I buy the head for 100 and the handle for fifty for a diy overpriced tool?

Matthew Mason53 minutes ago

No.

parr002753 minutes ago

Man! Love u guys...well I'd like these because these are damn near the main tools I use on a daily basis....I have been trying along with my boss's son to get this brand recognition! So I just want to share how well these tools work in a actual job site situation....n omg! If u dont grab these you are mistaken!

James56 minutes ago

I just paid $95 for a framing gun.

E Moola57 minutes ago

Should've spent that money on a new camera

George Hayes57 minutes ago

It's worth it to some and not others. Like me for example is a backpack that's $25 for my schnauzer mix that can barely hold phone worth it. YES IT IS, too me at least. Cause I use it often and it's built well so it will last for multiple uses over the next few decades. But for a hammer that I would use 5 times max a year worth it for me for $250, no way.

Mr MaverickHour ago

I could use one of them suckers after I eat Taco Bell 😂!

WaltWWHour ago

Cutting the bag was overkill, just poke your finger through the side of the bag. You always have your fingers with you but not always a razor. Well I guess you could be missing a finger if you regularly use a razor.

Erick HernandezHour ago

Bandzaw does an even better job lol plus other stuff so eh.. Milwaukee can sit this one out🤣🤣

Mr GreenHour ago

Wow how niche

Daniel LindyHour ago

$250 and no integrated rail for optics? What a rip off!

Onebigbird birdHour ago

I've got a bunch of hammers over here for right at $175.00 if ya buy 10. I'd even be willing to cut ya a break for five. I also have some ocean front properties up in Ohio as well id cut you a fantastic deal on

Jason Warrlord25Hour ago

It better hammer nails by itself for that price.

Trevor PrestonHour ago

Those would be beautiful to work on stuff around the house.

SwayD SkyKnightHour ago

It's not what you want, it's what the item wants and this hammer wanted you! And you deserve it, so it's priceless

Austin HubbarttHour ago

Dalluge Titanium for me. $120 and I can swing it all day. You can easily replace the handle too.

FurballHour ago

In a word YES 👍

Carlos RiosHour ago

Ok so how do you make it

Big KuntryHour ago

A man that pays $250 for a hammer and says a hammer is fun to swing is no wise man!!!!

Palmer WhithedHour ago

Depends how often you use it

StupidSimple2 hours ago

I work with things more complex than a hammer and cheaping out does show after time. But the money I've made, I can replace my machines over and over again. That said, an expensive one will last ten times as long for me. If your hammer is making its value time and time again, then yes. I might look into one of these when i use a hammer more (at my full time job).

Josiah Vick2 hours ago

It really just depends on how you use it

OFF-Grid HillBilly Style2 hours ago

Sucker buy. 😂

Charly Miguel2 hours ago

I think that if you have it, is worth it to you.

Dixie Normuss2 hours ago

Fuk no. Ya got took

Devils pen 482 hours ago

Yeah another change I don’t want

Zach Moore2 hours ago

If my tools make me money, it was a good investment.

Uriel Martinez2 hours ago

Me who was the 150 dollar one 😔

Pendejo Del Llano2 hours ago

Si es diablo la marca Diablo 😈😈!!

William Ko2 hours ago

How about fine tuning your skill.

sweat3192 hours ago

Thanks for your information I appreciate you 🙏

Kuroe Zucredl2 hours ago

I would add them to my growing beginner toolbox in the autoshop my dad runs and use them for my work as I improve on getting better and knowledgeable about mechanic repair.

Watch Videos2 hours ago

I mean ... it works

DONCHICHI vagabond2 hours ago

You asked if the hammer is worth it after 2 years of use. I swing a hammer also. A hammer of this caliber is completely worth it. I think you asked this question knowing the answer but asked it anyways. Kinda confusing.

123idreamjeannie2 hours ago

Whole house falling apart, well electrical outlets, old pipes, bathroom torn apart from leak fixing, gonna fix my civic up a bit with my daughter, need to finish that chicken coop, and replace an old dishwasher

William Ko2 hours ago

My $15 hammer works just as good.

Talha M2 hours ago

This can be used for so many things. Work and diy.

FRDOX2 hours ago

I will use for wiring

The Duke Tube2 hours ago

If that’s what you do every day is swing a hammer I say yes

Scott B.012 hours ago

Anything that makes your working life better, is easily worth it. Only problem with the hammer, is keeping it out of a thief’s hand.

Daniel Fonseca2 hours ago

That's the scaffolders hammer

Tony3 hours ago

Put some lube on that!!

Moosey 23 hours ago

Come back to me in like 6 years.

FTD Skateboarding3 hours ago

I work in a warehouse and I would never need this tool in my current line of work, but man is it fascinating! Makes me wanna get a new job. 😂

Jacob Hanson3 hours ago

Not dogging on yall, but you have to use this hammer just once to know it's worth it.

Nate McDonald3 hours ago

After 36 takes, the toilet seat finally had it and shut down.😅

caesarg883 hours ago

My dad was a master carpenter for over 40 years he's retired now but he still has the same hammer from like 30 years ago. We used to frame with nothing but hammers. The last ten years of him building houses was all nail guns though. One of these days i will hang his speed square hammer and his tool pouch with suspenders.

Tyler Bodell3 hours ago

Would use them for DIY projects around the house and while working on my cars.

That Bearded Mechanic3 hours ago

Damn! I really like that.

Eduardo Martinez3 hours ago

It is worth $250 ? U asked , only if that was Thor's hammer

Jimmy Padilla3 hours ago

Answer is yes an air hammer.

Tayner Kgosienngwe3 hours ago

I would rather use a rock thank you

Omar Cornett3 hours ago

Tools make money

Green Achers3 hours ago

My barn has room for those tools.

Jacob Reichert3 hours ago

If you don't have to replace it every so many years. I'd say yes, but only if the replacement heads and all that are relatively inexpensive compared to the full tool itself.

لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله3 hours ago

How much ?

Harry Bouttel3 hours ago

“Once you get tight with the turbo mode”

Andrew Newman3 hours ago

I'd fix all the crazy electrical wiring issues left to me by the last owner of my house

Dalan Christensen3 hours ago

"Hey let's eat loads of taco bell, I have a great idea for a video later"🤣🤣

Joshua Macey3 hours ago

I would use them in my day to day automotive work

Tylor Herbert3 hours ago

I’ve used my fathers 30oz estwing hammer he used to do construction for years, and I’ve used it for three now. It’s very heavy, very large but it’s sharing the legacy with me. I truthfully have one of these (video) hammers in my cart I believe on Amazon for over a year now.. but I’ve yet to make enough to just drop 250 on a hammer... one day..

Diesel Wrench3 hours ago

$103... oh hell no!

Geri Huginn4 hours ago

You can open a beer with it

patrick mcglone4 hours ago

But can it hammer in nails?

Geri Huginn4 hours ago

Hell yes

Bob Johnson4 hours ago

I use a Makita bandsaw works just fine. Never have to file anything nut goes right back on.

CraveEdit$4 hours ago

That's cool as fuck

Nate McDonald4 hours ago

Next : A better way to use a fork.😅( young people just need to listen to older people more often,we already taught you this shit.)

*iTs STill ME* V-i-P4 hours ago

I really need them for my no existent toolbox I want to make bigger. 😉👌

AbleDelta4 hours ago

Tools of the trade will always cost more for comfort and convenience. Lighter batteries, longer life, more precision less effort. Either way I think it's better to spend a little more, enjoy your work and buy fewer over a career.

Monte Baptiste4 hours ago

Nice idea, i currently use push connect caps would prefer to use something that didn’t require require as much effort or a tool to remove.