Drywall Hammers Reviews

If you're going to pound nails all day go by a wooden handled tool and save your wrist and elbow from absorbing the vibrations this tool will deliver to your arm but for the professional this is a well made tool. A Professional drywaller screws the drywall on the wall but they overwhelmingly choose this the Estwing hammer because of its versatility as a pry bar and the occasional hammer and hatchet. The 14 oz. Estwing has weight, leverage and balance that just feels right in your hand. Besides a wooden handeled tool would not take the prying abuse these hammers are exposed to on the job.

The Estwing hammers are built tough, they last for decades. My drywall hammer was purchased more than 20 years ago and is still as good as new. I don't do drywall every day, only for my own appartment repairs, but if you have to do the job you need the best tools. It's balanced about right, the blade is tough for chopping stuff out of the way, and the face has just the right dimples.

The Estwing is the best hammer that money can buy. It is a little more expensive than most, but the quality is second to none. This hammer will give you many years of good service.

I purchased this screwdriver for the main purpose of laying deck boards. It work smoothing and is a very quick screwdriver. It takes some a little time to get the hang of it but not long and when you do you can lay down a lot a screws in a short period. I've never had any problems with Milwaukee, and would recommend it over any other brand. Wish it came in a case but that is the only negative I hve for this purchase.

...This Milwaukee driver is perfect! If you are looking for real power, this is the driver! Hit the trigger, and it will almost twist your wrist. A very versatile tool, it will dimple drywall with zero damage, yet drive a screw (3 1/2") into 75+ year old studs without hesitation. The adjustment is able to change drop-off depths by 1/64". Once you set it up, it never changes. Changing bits is easy, too. The whole nose snaps off to change bits, and you don't lose your adjustment. This is one of my favorite features since my former drywall gun nose piece had to be screwed off to change bits, then readjusted. I was a little concerned about the low max RPM (2500 RPM). (Must be a guy thing!) This is more than enough speed. The trigger is very sensitive to pressure, so speed can be regulated easy. As usual, Milwaukee Tools are the best! The only drawback was delivery, not the tool. I ordered it on June 28th, and received it August 9th. Order it before you need it ...

I found the hammer was made very well. It is light weight but has a good blow to it. I have always had good thing to say about Stanley products and this one has not let me down.