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I'm going to cancel my preorder on the hammer. A user has reported that the handle is a little slippery. He almost knocked his mom out with it. It's funny that none of the online reviews caught it. I think they're bought.
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Yes we can buy those hammers and smash all the new olympus cameras comming out . They hum and rattle snake and have bad sensors, a big hump, lugs are so wrong buttons in the wrong places. Color just not right not enough noise reduction.

Wow i will still have to keep shooting with my Om pc , my E1 and my Elp1. Gee back in the day i don't remember having this many complaints with cameras.ITS ONLY A COMPUTER WITH A LENS WHAT MORE DO YA WANT. Marvin
 
Brilliant satire. Though reading it did make me want to upgrade my vintage 1970 Craftsman 20 oz hammer to take advantage of the newer technology.
 
Haha, really great and funny! How true. So long as it's not in the context of any camera, posting a link here won't get you flamed, grilled and charred. Lots of people can really get high on cam gear .... maybe it's time for a war on cameras!
 
Great --- and I almost missed the first and best joke: the $220 Stiletto TB15SS hammer is a real product! And here I am, happily banging in nails with my old E-1 body.
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Smaller lenses, better in low light, more telephoto reach:
you can have any two at one time.
 
Probably a troll from the crowbar forum.
 
I've worked with a fair # of woodworkers and the one person I knew with that expensive a hammer was a Habitat for Humanity employee (they aren't allowed to use nail guns) with bursitis in his shoulder....
 
My question is whether the TB15SS makes any noise in a quiet room when it's not being used. I've heard that it emits some sort of sound during operation and that would definitely make me cancel my order.
 
Should be posted as a 'sticky" post
 
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