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Review of the Hammer

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The 5 Tools I Grab on Every single Project (Ranked)

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The presenter introduces the Milwaukee 12oz Hammer (Part #48-22-9019) as his fifth most critical EDC tool. He emphasizes its ideal size for everyday tasks and contrasts it with a larger 21oz Milwaukee Hammer (Part #48-22-9320) and a Milwaukee 3LB Drilling Hammer (Part #48-22-9310), which he reserves for heavier-duty tasks like metalworking or automotive suspension. He explains that the 12oz hammer is his go-to for daily carry, despite it being his 'least important' tool as it can easily be replaced by other objects or larger hammers if lost.

Goal: Present and discuss the features and utility of the Milwaukee 12oz hammer.

Tools and materials

  • Milwaukee 12oz Hammer Milwaukee — The primary hammer for everyday carry
  • Milwaukee 21oz Hammer Milwaukee — Compared for size and leverage needs
  • Milwaukee 3LB Drilling Hammer Milwaukee — Compared for heavy-duty tasks

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greatest. Let's get after it. All right, let's start out with, in my opinion, is the least critical tool in my five tools that I've listed here, the hammer. Now, this is the Milwaukee uh 12 ounce hammer. I picked this up probably about a year ago. I really enjoy the size of it. Uh size does matter. And now I don't I don't care what hammer it is. I'm just going to throw it in the tool bag. So, I got the the 12 oz, which is my go-to. Then I got this one, which I've used quite a bit when I need that extra leverage, but for an everyday carry, it's it's really not not needed. Um, and now this is my this is my in the garage, my metal working, my car suspension parts. I've beat this thing up pretty good. Working on those axles that I did earlier, just knocking all the brackets off them and [ __ ] Like, this was a heavy hitter, you know what I mean? But this this is my everyday carry. But the reason that I rank this one last is cuz if I lose it, I don't I don't need it need it, right? Like [ __ ] you can use anything. You combine a 2x4 with a hammer, you can get some [ __ ] done, right? So this is be my number five, my daily carry, but my least important, easily replaceable with rocks, things around me. Um, so yeah, let's move on to number four. So my number four tool on

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