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While I do have some cheap HF hammers, they can screw them up also. I saw a head shatter on a chinese hammer my friend was using (was driving on a chisel). It sent one of the shards of metal into his hand and requried a few stiches.

Therein lies the problem with me. Sure, you can buy a cheap tool and take it back if it breaks but when I need a tool I don't need it to be broke. Nothing makes me more angry that to try and start a project ,or worse yet be broke down on the side of the road, only to find out your tools are broke .

Hobart is the same as Miller. You can open up a Miller and a Hobart of the same model and they are exactly the same. Hobart doesn't offer as many models and are mostly older Miller designs but if you can find a Hobart that you like you can save some money over a Miller. I'd say 99% of HF...