Titanium Investment Casting

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Science & Technology

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• titanium
• investment
• casting
• hammer
• manufacturing

[Lokivoid]

"titanium is 40% lighter than steel, but hits just as hard." Sounds like someone failed high school physics.

[ricktbdgc]

I guarantee if you try any other 15oz hammer, it will not hit as hard as the 15oz stiletto titanium. I used to use a vaughn 19 oz, great hammer but the wood handle breaks over and over and over . Anything stanley or fat max is crap, expect for the fat max 22 oz, great for smashing stuff but you will destroy your elbow over 10 years.

[MPSecare]

@Lokivoid the measurable impact of the force is the same..... derrrp...

[MPSecare]

Black Billy Mays.

[MrNeoFromMatrix]

money well spend ?

200 bugs for this fucking hammer ?

stfu !

[FireFighter4391]

I hate doing titanium parts, i work at an investment casting foundry in montana where we do a lot of Ti parts, they're just a pain in the ass all the way around

[shadopyro]

Ahhh it's shit like this that would get the pisstake of a lifetime on Dragon's Den. Good times.

[sprtman]

I just don't pull it out of my pouch that often to make it worth while. Nailing is what nail guns are for. Money is for investment. I can do better with an 22 Est wing and spending this money else where. Now I do carry the Est Wing all day tho when i have that kind of work, and I know it's there, believe me, but it's about the money to me. If I spend that much on a hammer I'm gonna complain about everyday, all day long.

[sprtman]

Good Point, but i think the midwest.

[kkakis]

@sprtman China may be ?

[sprtman]

Their made in California tho, and that means I would be supporting liberalism. No thanks. I'll buy my hammers else where.

[MrCamokiller666]

if you wanna save your arm and get the job done faster get a compresser and nail guns it works a lot faster and if you get it from harbor freight you can get a compresser and a few anilers for that $200 when they are on sale be smart dont be a retard worksmarter not harder