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Good sourcefor Hammer & dolly

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by sprbxr, Sep 17, 2006.

  1. sprbxr
    Joined: Oct 26, 2005
    Posts: 198

    sprbxr
    Member
    from Peaks, VA

    I would like to upgrade my current hammer and dolly setup. The stuff I currently use is some old Harbor freight junk. After a couple broken hammers I think it is time to upgrade.
    Justin
     
  2. 49ratfink
    Joined: Feb 8, 2004
    Posts: 18,848

    49ratfink
    Member
    from California

    eastwood sells martin tools. as does sunchaser tools. you'll have to google them for a web address.... as a matter of fact, google martin while your at it

    take your harbour freight junk and toss it in the trash before someone sees you with it. you didn't get the hollow dollies did you?
     
  3. 49ratfink
    Joined: Feb 8, 2004
    Posts: 18,848

    49ratfink
    Member
    from California

    oh... go to your local automotive paint supply store. they should have some stuff in stock or could order you what you need
     
  4. fordcragar
    Joined: Dec 28, 2005
    Posts: 3,198

    fordcragar
    Member
    from Yakima WA.

    This guy comes to all of the main MetalMeet events and has a lot of good quality metal shaping tools including Martin.

    Gulley Performance Center
    PO Box 3550
    2604 Fort Henry Drive
    Kingsport, TN 37664
    (423)247-2271
     

  5. Slag Kustom
    Joined: May 10, 2004
    Posts: 4,312

    Slag Kustom
    Member

    look on ebay there are lots of good deals to be found on body hammers and dollies. Most I have I paid twice what they go for on ebay.
     
  6. HemiRambler
    Joined: Aug 26, 2005
    Posts: 4,208

    HemiRambler
    Member

    I buy my stuff at the swap meets and flea markets. If you are patient you can save a bundle. Just this weekend I bought a really nice heel dolly for a buck! The added bonus is that I have no problem modifying these as I haven't got squat in them. Hard for me to take a grinder to reshape a 40 dollar hammer - but no problem when it only cost a couple dollars. YMMV
     
  7. fab32
    Joined: May 14, 2002
    Posts: 13,985

    fab32
    Member Emeritus

    I'll second what Hemirambler said. I've picked up several hammrs at the swaps, most with loose handles. I fix the handles or replace them then shape the heads to different contours. For a few dollars and a little time I'm getting quite a collection different shaped hammers.

    Frank
     
  8. Sears sells Martin tools.
     
  9. dabirdguy
    Joined: Jun 23, 2005
    Posts: 2,404

    dabirdguy
    Member Emeritus

    One tool I use a lot is a Rock hammer that the guys digging up fossiles and weird rocks use. It is a one-piece casting with a pick nose on one end and a flat nose on the other. Nice and solid with no wooden handle to worry about.
     

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