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Estwing claw hammer. Forged out of a single piece of steel. I think it's theoretically possible to destroy one but it'll last a lifetime or two. Cast iron fr
by MarkusWandel 4y ago
Estwing claw hammer. Forged out of a single piece of steel. I think it's theoretically possible to destroy one but it'll last a lifetime or two.
Cast iron frying pans. The old kind with the machined (not just raw sand cast) inside bottom. You can destroy them by heating them red hot and then quenching, or dropping onto concrete (I know of both being done). Barring that, will last lifetimes.
Any decent kitchen knives - don't have to be showy brands - my favourite one is a Cuisinart. But if the handles hold up they're worth sharpening indefinitely.
Any kitchen stuff made out of tempered glass - casserole dishes and the now collectible coloured glass Pyrex bowls. Again you can destroy those by shattering them, but if you don't, they'll outlast you.
- 082349872349872 4y ago> I think it's theoretically possible to destroy [an Estwing] but it'll last a lifetime or two. Bruntons, OTOH, are a little less sturdy.
- baremetal 4y agoI run an Estwing 22 oz framing hammer as my daily driver. They really are indestructible. At most I have to regrind the head a bit once or twice a year to re-waffle it.