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Comparison of Hammer Styles

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A different kind of tool. #tools #construction #contractor #shorts

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Ernie compares two different styles of the Ernerbrand hammer: the 'commercial style' and the 'framer style.' The commercial style is designed with multiple pullers, catering to formworkers who frequently strip and pull hardware. The framer style is more traditional, featuring a claw, a head, a face puller underneath, and a rubber-handled format, appealing to those who prefer conventional hammer designs with added functionality. This highlights the customization options available.

Goal: The video concludes by comparing the 'commercial style' hammer, featuring multiple pullers for formwork, with a 'framer style' hammer, which has a traditional claw and rubber-handled format.

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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?

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