Category: Machine
Shop
Summary: Striking
and shaping materials.
Hammers are
striking tools used for a variety of tasks, and the phrase "various
types" is key because they are designed with specific shapes, weights, and
materials for different applications. Common examples include:
Claw hammers: Have a flat face for striking and a curved claw for pulling nails, primarily
used in woodworking.
Ball-peen
hammers: Have a flat face and a rounded (ball peen) end for shaping metal.
Sledgehammers: Large, heavy hammers used for demolition and heavy-duty
striking.
Rubber mallets: Have a rubber head for striking without damaging the workpiece.
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