--- product_id: 5867383 title: "VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Framing Hammer, Magnetic Nail Holder, Milled Face Carpenter Hammer, VN07180" brand: "vaughan" price: "9169033₫" currency: VND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Vaughan" url: https://www.desertcart.vn/products/5867383-vaughan-dalluge-16-oz-titanium-framing-hammer-magnetic-nail-holder store_origin: VN region: Vietnam --- # Magnetic nail holder for one-hand nail starts 17-inch hickory handle for superior grip & control 16 oz titanium head for powerful, lightweight swings VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Framing Hammer, Magnetic Nail Holder, Milled Face Carpenter Hammer, VN07180 **Brand:** vaughan **Price:** 9169033₫ **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔨 Swing Smarter, Not Harder — The Hammer That Works as Hard as You Do! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Framing Hammer, Magnetic Nail Holder, Milled Face Carpenter Hammer, VN07180 by vaughan - **How much does it cost?** 9169033₫ with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/5867383-vaughan-dalluge-16-oz-titanium-framing-hammer-magnetic-nail-holder) ## Best For - vaughan enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted vaughan brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Outlast:** Durable titanium and premium craftsmanship ensure this hammer stands up to the toughest jobs. - • **Ergonomic Mastery:** 17-inch hickory handle offers unmatched comfort and control for all-day use. - • **One-Handed Efficiency:** Magnetic nail holder lets you start nails single-handedly, speeding up your workflow. - • **Power Meets Precision:** Titanium head delivers maximum force with minimal effort, making every swing count. - • **Versatile Face Options:** Choose between smooth or milled face to tailor your hammer to any construction task. ## Overview The VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Hammer combines a precision-cast titanium head with a magnetic nail holder and a 17-inch hickory handle, delivering powerful, lightweight swings and enhanced efficiency. Designed for professional builders and construction pros, it offers smooth or milled face options to suit diverse tasks, ensuring durability, comfort, and superior control on every job site. ## Description VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Hammer, Magnetic Nail Holder, Milled Face, VN07180 - Claw Hammers - desertcart.com Review: Best Hammer Ever. Period. 👊 - If you love striking nails, buckle up! Best hammer on the market, hands down 👏 FYI - the head/handkerchief screws will loosen over time, add a lock washer and snug occasionally. That’s it! It’s a beast and you’ll love swinging this bad boy (and it’s light in the bags!) 👊👊 Review: Beat hammer ever!! - I love this hammer!! For normal Carpentry use nailing, and things that’s it’s made for, in my opinion THERE IS NO BETTER HAMNER!! . Now if you mess up and need a crowbar or demo hammer not the best, just BC of the hickory handle, but BC of that handle IT US one of the reasons I love it so much lighter. BEST BALANCED HAMMER IVE EVER HELD!! ## Features - Heavy-Duty Titanium Framing Hammer: Precision-cast titanium heads deliver powerful swings with less effort, perfect for construction and high-force applications. - Magnetic Nail Holder: Enhance efficiency for linemen and builders with one-hand nail starting and maximum reach on metal and sheet projects. - Hickory Handle: 17 Inch handle provides superior comfort and control. - Smooth or Milled Face Options: Choose your hammer to suit various construction tasks, from framing to metalwork. - Built for reliability and performance, the DALLUGE Titanium Hammer is ideal for construction and professional building needs. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0014DO594 | | Best Sellers Rank | #98,950 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #291 in Hammers | | Brand Name | Vaughan | | Color | Brown | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (481) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00698250071804 | | Grip Type | Ergonomic | | Handle Material | Hickory Wood | | Head Material | Titanium | | Head Style | Straight | | Included Components | 16 oz Titanium Hammer | | Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 17.25"L x 1.25"W x 6"Th | | Item Type Name | Marshalltown - VN07180 | | Item Weight | 1.4 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Dalluge | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | Return for inspection | | Style Name | Milled | | UPC | 698250071804 787721785644 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Vaughan - **Color:** Brown - **Handle Material:** Hickory Wood - **Head Material:** Titanium - **Product Dimensions:** 17.25"L x 1.25"W x 6"Th ## Images ![VAUGHAN DALLUGE 16 oz Titanium Framing Hammer, Magnetic Nail Holder, Milled Face Carpenter Hammer, VN07180 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61jBsNnbAlL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Im a residental electrician and was wondering would the smooth face model of this hammer be good for driving staples im concerned about handle breakin** A: I use mine for commercial framing. Youll be fine as long as it doesnt get snatched by a co worker. **Q: Some say" made in usa " some say china, which is it?** A: On their website they say the heads manufactured in China and the handles in the USA and assembled in the USA **Q: Whats the diffrence between smooth face and milled face?** A: Smooth face is for finish work and milled is for framing. The smooth will not mark the wood as much. Standard all round hammer is the milled. **Q: Is this made in usa?** A: The titanium head is made in China and the hickory handle is made and assembled in the USA ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Hammer Ever. Period. 👊 *by O***E on January 18, 2026* If you love striking nails, buckle up! Best hammer on the market, hands down 👏 FYI - the head/handkerchief screws will loosen over time, add a lock washer and snug occasionally. That’s it! It’s a beast and you’ll love swinging this bad boy (and it’s light in the bags!) 👊👊 ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beat hammer ever!! *by M***S on February 7, 2026* I love this hammer!! For normal Carpentry use nailing, and things that’s it’s made for, in my opinion THERE IS NO BETTER HAMNER!! . Now if you mess up and need a crowbar or demo hammer not the best, just BC of the hickory handle, but BC of that handle IT US one of the reasons I love it so much lighter. BEST BALANCED HAMMER IVE EVER HELD!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Smokin' Hammer *by B***R on March 29, 2010* I grew up in construction on a 24 ounce Vaughan steel framing hammer. I still have the original 24 ounce head, though I've been through a few handles. Been out of the business for decades, but in preparation for building my own house start to finish, I looked into titanium because I knew my elbow wouldn't take almost a year of the old Vaughan. I picked up this 16 ounce Dalluge based upon great reviews. I also picked up a 12 ounce Stilleto and a 14 ounce Stilleto for my sons. Wish I could return the Stilleto's as there is no comparison. In fact my son broke his handle right off (his fault) and the magnet also fell out. Stilleto was kind enough to send him a replacement magnet. I dont' think he would have broken this Dalluge handle though, in fact I'm certain. Having handled two Stilettos, the old Vaughan, and various old fiberglass types, I can't say enough about this Dalluge. -There is no comparison whatsoever to a steel hammer: I'll never go back. -When swinging, it 'feels' lighter than the 14 ounce Stiletto. Probably the balance, which is exquisite. -The head design is impressive. Straight/swept and strong claw, magnetic nail holder, and side nail puller. The top of the head and the face are flat, and after a while you sort of realize it, because you're making the nails flush up easily in corners and tight spots that would have been a pain with the rounded face. The nailing face is large and just the right size. -The hickory handle has nice grain quality. The straight handled version is the way to go and helps swing with deadly accuracy. The grip shape is just right, at least for my hand. No grip or tension issues. -The Douglas handle to head mounting system is unique and strong. I believe the shock absorbing claim of this method... at least my elbow sure does. I had to tighten the two allen screws a few weeks into using it. Haven't had to touch them again in a year. Appears to be just a breaking-in procedure between the head and handle. -Break the handle in with good old fashioned sweat before considering wrapping it with racket tape. I never have found the need. The handle is so tuned with use/age now, I can't tell what sort of original finish it was compared to the Stiletto. What I can say is that it now feels like it is closer to natural wood and grips very well, whereas both Stilettos still have a shiny finish and don't grip as well. I have always lightly sanded down my new handles in the past, but the Dalluge didn't need this. -As for durability, a year later and there is not a single ding on the handle, due to its design, though I know for a fact I chunked the handle a few times pretty hard... it happens. The titanium has held up well, no chips to speak of and still has a decent waffle pattern for talking to nails, though after so much mistreatment the waffle is pretty worn. This includes having shown no mercy whatsoever on hitting steel tools with this hammer... catspaw and flatbar. Tried not to, but did so in the interest of expediency on many occasions. -The Dalluge swings fast, accurate, and hard. I've never swung a hammer that immediately felt so perfect to me. There was no 'getting used to it'. It was just right from day one. I've picked up my old 24 ounce steel Vaughan a few times and just cringe at the weight and balance. I absolutely can't believe I used to swing that hammer 50 hours a week. Insane. Even my 20 ounce smooth-faced decking hammer feels terribly heavy and unbalanced. If I wasn't planning a blind-fastener system for my deck, I guarantee I'd be buying the Dalluge DDT16P smooth faced version too - may just buy it anyway on principle. To top it off, it's got an original look that oozes 'I mean business'. The price just compounds the beating-down of the competition. If I was once again a full time framer - I'd only be using the Dalluge for sure. Look no further and give this framer a try. 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