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No 6lb shop hammer? Guess you or your boss have never worked for a fabrication shop lol

 

 

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My boss is rarely wrong, that's why she remains the boss and knows the difference between a 4 oz tack hammer, a 1 lb hammer and a 6 lb sledge hammer. Perhaps Paul Bunyan might regard a 6 lb hammer as small, most who actually use them would regard a 6 lb hammer as a large sledge hammer. And the typical fabrication shop using them would be an all expenses paid Federal long term guest facility......for breaking large rocks.

 

I'd certainly love to see a video of someone's wife trying to wield one of these monsters trying to break a car window.......it would also likely take off the head of any child inside the vehicle.

 

Here's a link showing what a typical "small" 6 lb hammer looks like:

 

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/tools/Hammers1/Hammers-Sledge/octagonal-sledge-hammer-1436gfv-6lb-head-36-fiberglass-handle?infoParam.campaignId=C5E&gclid=Cj0KEQjws_m6BRCv37WbtNmJs-IBEiQAWKKt0O5N5slV5L9_jW_6A9qYbyWUJtcixhJ58062yYKHgD0aAg-E8P8HAQ

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My boss is rarely wrong, that's why she remains the boss and knows the difference between a 4 oz tack hammer, a 1 lb hammer and a 6 lb sledge hammer. Perhaps Paul Bunyan might regard a 6 lb hammer as small, most who actually use them would regard a 6 lb hammer as a large sledge hammer. And the typical fabrication shop using them would be an all expenses paid Federal long term guest facility......for breaking large rocks.

 

I'd certainly love to see a video of someone's wife trying to wield one of these monsters trying to break a car window.......it would also likely take off the head of any child inside the vehicle.

 

Here's a link showing what a typical "small" 6 lb hammer looks like:

 

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/tools/Hammers1/Hammers-Sledge/octagonal-sledge-hammer-1436gfv-6lb-head-36-fiberglass-handle?infoParam.campaignId=C5E&gclid=Cj0KEQjws_m6BRCv37WbtNmJs-IBEiQAWKKt0O5N5slV5L9_jW_6A9qYbyWUJtcixhJ58062yYKHgD0aAg-E8P8HAQ

You just prefer to argue, I can see that. That desk job suits you well my friend, don't ever leave it if you thinks 6lb is a big hammer. Also, why the hell would someone break the window the child was sitting by? I mean to assume that you would hit the child you would have to hit the window of the door they are sitting by

 

 

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His screen name is loki, who is the brother of Thor. Thor wields a mighty big hammer with precision and finesse, so in essence, yes a 6lb hammer would be rather small to the likes of loki and Thor while appearing ginormous and overkill to us mighty mortals.

 

My boss is rarely wrong, that's why she remains the boss and knows the difference between a 4 oz tack hammer, a 1 lb hammer and a 6 lb sledge hammer. Perhaps Paul Bunyan might regard a 6 lb hammer as small, most who actually use them would regard a 6 lb hammer as a large sledge hammer. And the typical fabrication shop using them would be an all expenses paid Federal long term guest facility......for breaking large rocks.

 

I'd certainly love to see a video of someone's wife trying to wield one of these monsters trying to break a car window.......it would also likely take off the head of any child inside the vehicle.

 

Here's a link showing what a typical "small" 6 lb hammer looks like:

 

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/tools/Hammers1/Hammers-Sledge/octagonal-sledge-hammer-1436gfv-6lb-head-36-fiberglass-handle?infoParam.campaignId=C5E&gclid=Cj0KEQjws_m6BRCv37WbtNmJs-IBEiQAWKKt0O5N5slV5L9_jW_6A9qYbyWUJtcixhJ58062yYKHgD0aAg-E8P8HAQ

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Good Jesus Christ how have you guys managed to go 5 pages on this.

 

This is why I love forums. You cover everything under the sun in one thread. :crackup:

 

OP, it is unfortunate that you ended up with a broken window. Check up on your subscription, read up on the disclosure, and keep info in mind for down the road.

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Onstar is expensive. A divorce would be cheaper.

Cheapest? - Divorce O.J. style.

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I tried what op said. But had my spare keys in my pocket... my doors didn't lock.. so now I'm calling b.s.. pic of broken window

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Man up and stop blaming others for your wife's mistake. Ask your wife why she knowing endanger your son's life? She is to blame 100%, not Onstar.

Are you stupid? Why would you say that?

 

I cannot stand when someone says something behind a keyboard that they wouldn't say in person as I would punch someone in the mouth if they said that about my wife.

 

She started the truck to cool it down and put the child in it then went to get in the front door, what's the problem???

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I tried what op said. But had my spare keys in my pocket... my doors didn't lock.. so now I'm calling b.s.. pic of broken window

My truck will lock, if the key is in the ignition then the door lock will not lock unless you use the remote.

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