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Great. It's more than just a hammer, but Ernie, tell me about it. >> It's not a hammer, it's the hammer. >> Okay. >> First multi-function use hammer, different features built into it for the form systems that we use. We'll go through one of them. Okay, here's one. Face puller, more leverage because if you drove it in, you should be able to pull it out. Then, stripping sheet bolts, cat heads. Everybody, if you know what they are, you know what they are. You find any need to take them off, you're stripping them. This makes it easier, less things you got to pull out. Another one of the features we have is the wrench at the bottom for removing skill saw blades, the sawzall attachment. So, look it, we already have one ready. Sawzall attachment, little bolt that goes in if you need to cut. >> Oh, wait, there's more. >> There's more. Ready? Now, check out this feature. You ever work on a wall where the guy throws a spack in there and it's hitting you, you can't get it out, but you're just trying to strip the panel? And it's not for all of them, it's just for the one when you're in a pinch. Look at that. In and out because I know you guys don't want to run to the truck. Oh, wait, there's more. Rigging, apprentice tightens the shackle too tight. You know you know you guys have all been there. >> This is like the multi-tool of multi-tools. >> Oh, and then, if you're a drywall guy, you switch your hatchet out. I want to brag on that. >> And it's still got a magnetic head, right? >> I forgot about that one. And if you don't want to bend over cuz you dropped something >> and you've got multiple different heads. You can the heads out and get and different heads for one >> the commercial style because you got so many pullers on it because form workers strip and pull, strip and pull. I mean, it's what we do for a living. This is more your framer style traditionalist. Claw head. Face puller underneath. Same format, rubber handled. >> Where do guys find these at, Ernie? >> Erniebrand.com >> Erniebrand.com. All right, thank you, sir.