Milwaukee 17 oz. Smooth Face Framing Hammer with Hammer Loop
$59.97
Complete all your job errands efficiently with the addition of this Milwaukee Smooth Face Framing Hammer with Hammer Loop. Most durable grip construction.
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Description
The Milwaukee 17 oz. Hammer is designed for the Best Driving Performance. It’s lightweight and precision balanced design removes weight from the tool belt, while the extended I-beam handle provides the added power needed to drive nails efficiently. The Shockshield Grip, reduces Vibration up to 10X more that the competition and is the most durable grip in the industry. An integrated magnetic nail set is designed to allow users to set nails 1-handed and the asymmetrical anti-ring claw minimizes ringing when striking hard objects. Milwaukee Work Gear is Nothing But Heavy-Duty. Designed with professional tradesmen in mind and built with 1680 Denier Nylon, Riveted Seams and All Metal Hardware, Milwaukee work gear is up to 5X More Durable than competitive products and provides users with unmatched Durability, Comfort and Organization. The Milwaukee Hammer loop features an all metal and riveted design that will provide a lifetime of service. The integrated belt slot is designed to allow the loop to fit on belts up to 3 in. W.
- 17 oz. head weight
- Precision balanced design
- Shockshield handle
- Most durable grip construction
- Magnetic nail set
- I-beam handle construction
- Anti-ring claw
- Smooth face
- Straight claw
- 1680D ballistic material construction
- All metal riveted loop
- Belt slot fits up to a 3 in. work belt
- Includes: one 17 oz. smooth face framing hammer one 7 in. hammer loop
Additional information
| Weight | 1.9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.00 × 5.90 × 1.50 in |
| Assembled Depth (in.) | 16.125 in |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 1.5 in |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 5.75 in |
| Claw Type | Straight |
| Color Family | Red |
| Hammer Type | Framing |
| Hand Tool Type | Hammer |
| Handle Length (in.) | 16 |
| Handle Material | Steel |
| Model | 48-22-9017-48-22-8149 |
| Replaceable Head | No |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
| Weight of Head (oz.) | 17 |
Reviews (42)
42 reviews for Milwaukee 17 oz. Smooth Face Framing Hammer with Hammer Loop
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Meta Graham (verified owner) –
Bought all three new editions of these hammers and you can tell a lot of R&D went into them. From the second gen grip shared from other hand tools to nail holders and frame design its a beast.
Makenna Hettinger (verified owner) –
Love the hammer – not much to say, it does what you would expect. I appreciate the size and leverage as a whole. I would recommend or anyone serious about their work and tools.
Garrison Jast (verified owner) –
Great hammer! Hits hard for its size!
Saige Ward (verified owner) –
The handle is little big for the weight of the hammer.
Albert Blanda (verified owner) –
A few years ago I acquired a 20 oz. framing hammer that was just a bit awkward but this one is so nicely balanced and easy to use I was pleasantly surprised. Although this hammer may look a bit odd compared to our usual visual when it comes to hammers it is very easy to manage. I also prefer the slot for placing a nail on this hammer vs. my other hammer. A nail will stay in place until you strike it into place and then proceed to drive it in. The only drawback is the length (and it’s very minor) – I’ll have to rearrange my tool bag to accommodate this hammer, but that’s a small sacrifice to keep this close by and handy. Very glad I got this.
Aric Thompson (verified owner) –
Pros: Lightweight feels pretty good in the Hand.Cons: I don’t like how rings when striking metal materials, but fir the price can’t really complain..
Jane DuBuque (verified owner) –
Very easy to drive
Roger Jaskolski (verified owner) –
Milwaukee 17 oz. Smooth Face Framing HammerJanuary 13, 2018 So if you are a craftsman, woodworker, handyman, or just plain DIYer then you use a hammer. These days hammers are a dime a dozen. Everybody makes one and they all do the same job, driving/removing nails and beating stuff. However in today’s market of lighter weight and ergonomics hammers have taken many new forms. They range in price from a few dollars to hundreds. If you are like me, you don’t use a hammer enough to make it worthwhile to spend hundreds on a hammer. However your elbow doesn’t want you to go to cheap either. When I was coming up my dad always told me there was only one brand worth their salt, Estwing. For years Estwing has been the only brand I have bought….until recently. Now as all of the new hammers have come out I have borrowed a few and used some at the stores. None of them have impressed me as much as my old faithful 22oz smooth face. And then I got my hands on the new Milwaukee. This has changed my view on hammers. It is lighter than my 22oz but hits harder. It is ballanced just right. They have designed it to be vibration reducing and I have to say, it works. I can use this hammer all day and not feel it in my tennis elbow and hands. As far as the claw goes I feel it has great leverage for pulling and prying. If you are looking for a great hammer for under $50 then this is the hammer for you.
Sabrina Donnelly (verified owner) –
Great quality.
Jackeline Gerlach (verified owner) –
Excellent hammer. Replacement for a Stanley antivibe.
Ivah Larkin (verified owner) –
Very good hammer for that money
Aylin Hamill (verified owner) –
perfect
Mikel Legros (verified owner) –
Perfectly balanced, lightweight yet hard hitting. Great grip! I couldnt ask for a better hammer. Milwaukee makes the greatest tools.
Marcus Walter (verified owner) –
Should last a lifetime. High quality hammer that is good weight and size for framing. Has nail holder and long handle to reach and give momentum. The milled/sanded face is excellent. The tag says extended handle. It’s covered grip is comfortable but could be fatter for larger hands. The I beam shape of the neck is dampening and has almost no vibration from a strike. Long hammer is not ideal for tight areas but open work is easy.
Richard Wiegand (verified owner) –
Outstanding hammer, long handle with a great grip ! Don’t let the 17 oz fool you ,it pounds nails with the best of them !
Bobby Schuppe (verified owner) –
Is a very good hammer ….. I recommend it……..!
Precious Legros (verified owner) –
The handle is little big for the weight of the hammer.
Amber Berge (verified owner) –
Great hammer ! Swings with the force of a 22 oz.
Cletus Padberg (verified owner) –
I am an electrician and this hammer is perfect for what I need.
Shanna Pfannerstill (verified owner) –
Excellent hammer feel like nothing but its strong enough to do the job