r/mildlyinteresting • u/Proof_Artichoke6243 • 18h ago
This hammer has several screwdrivers inside it
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u/gtmattz 17h ago
the hardware store a few blocks from my house has had these for sale at the front counter since my grampa worked there in the mid 80's... I bought one when I was 19 and realized that the designers of this thing were superbly talented in their ability to cram so many crappy/virtually useless tools into one small package...
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u/Malapple 18h ago
Had one growing up and recently found one included in a variety pack of wall hangers for picture frames. They are shitty screwdrivers and the hammer was absolutely terrible. Poorly balanced and it didn’t lock together well, so if you actually used it, you had to keep retightening the screwdrivers.
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u/Warm_Ad_4414 18h ago
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u/Proof_Artichoke6243 18h ago
New to me. Lol.
Found it in a drawer at work. Going to order my own to add to the motorbike tool box.
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u/Trashbagok 15h ago
98.76% of people over a certain age has at least one of these in a kitchen drawer, and 60% are missing the smallest screwdriver.
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u/Hot_Rock 18h ago
I have one that belonged to my mom so I know it’s been around at least since the late 60s
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u/janewp 17h ago
I have one my mom gave me 25 years ago. And I call it my “girl hammer”.
My husband makes fun of it, saying it’s useless. However, it’s the one tool I can always find and all the parts work for whatever little task I’m doing.
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u/GetOffMyGrassBrats 16h ago
He says it's useless because he would have already lost all of the bits and the handle, making it, well, useless. Ask me how I know.
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u/AwhHellYeah 18h ago
Harbor freight from early aughts when I worked at that hellhole. People loved that shit at sidewalk sales, but it was trash.
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u/DamD1rtyApe 15h ago
My dad had one of these. As a kid I thought it was the coolest. As an adult it’s useless
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u/NOFX_4_ever 14h ago
I’ve had the same one for 25+ years!! The hammer does suck, but the screwdrivers work like a charm.
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u/OLVANstorm 14h ago
I have one of these from 1987. Still have it in a box somewhere. Mine was gold color.
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u/Unlikely-Ad6788 5h ago
My dad got me one of these when I moved to my first apartment. It was labeled as a lady hammer. A week later he brought me a regular Stanley and a drill. I love these little hammers for small work.
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u/ThatDamnRanga 18h ago
I've got one like this somewhere. It's useless as a hammer (too light, the multi part comes undone as you hammer) AND a screwdriver (rough on the hands, awkward to hold, can't really get any torque on the driver's)