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 Plastic Handle Folding Stainless Steel 78 Pliers Cutter $13.01 |
 Steel Side Wire Cable Cutter Yellow Handle Plier Tool $7.48 |
 85 Nonslip Handle Chrome Vanadium Steel Wire Cutter Plier $17.31 |
 Black Handle Steel Long Nose Cutter Pliers 6 1 2 $10.46 |
 Steel Long Nose Pliers Cutter Plastic Nonslip Handle $12.09 |
 Black Handle Steel Long Nose Cutter Pliers 6 1 2 $10.73 |
 Nonslip Yellow Handle Steel Blade Bolt Cutter Pliers Tool $16.20 |
 Steel Side Wire Cable Cutter Yellow Handle Plier Tool $8.91 |
 Yellow Handle Wire Cutter Steel 46 Diagonal Pliers $6.55 |
 Yellow Handle Wire Cutter Steel 46 Diagonal Pliers $6.16 |
 Klein 63324 24 Bolt Cutter Steel Handles $108.99 |
 Steel Long Nose Pliers Cutter Plastic Nonslip Handle $12.09 |
 Nonslip Handle Stainless Steel 78 Pliers Wire Cable Cutter $13.84 |
 Nonslip Handle Steel Blade Center Cut Bolt Chain Cutter $16.36 |
 Klein 63542 42 Bolt Cutter Heavy Duty w Steel Handles $270.99 |
 Klein 63330 30 Bolt Cutter Steel Handles $122.99 |
 Steel Long Nose Pliers Cutter Plastic Nonslip Handle $10.43 |
 Nonslip Yellow Handle Steel Blade Bolt Cutter Pliers Tool $16.16 |
 Klein 63318 18 Bolt Cutter Steel Handles $87.99 |
 Steel Side Wire Cable Cutter Yellow Handle Plier Tool $9.13 |
 Nonslip Yellow Handle Steel Blade Bolt Cutter Pliers Tool $16.47 |
 Nonslip Handle Precise Wire Steel Stripper Cutter Clamp $10.37 |
 Plastic Handle Folding Stainless Steel 78 Pliers Cutter $13.02 |
 85 Nonslip Handle Chrome Vanadium Steel Wire Cutter Plier $17.87 |
 Golden Antislip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $6.00 |
 Black Handle Steel Long Nose Cutter Pliers 6 1 2 $9.98 |
 85 Nonslip Handle Chrome Vanadium Steel Wire Cutter Plier $18.20 |
 Yellow Handle Wire Cutter Steel 46 Diagonal Pliers $6.19 |
 Golden Antislip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $6.26 |
 Nonslip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $6.67 |
 Golden Antislip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $5.58 |
 Nonslip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $7.18 |
 Klein 63530 30 Bolt Cutter Heavy Duty w Steel Handles $182.99 |
 Nonslip Handle Precise Wire Steel Stripper Cutter Clamp $8.61 |
 Golden Antislip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $6.02 |
 Nonslip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $6.68 |
 Plastic Handle Folding Stainless Steel 78 Pliers Cutter $12.96 |
 Golden Antislip Handle Steel Blade Oil Feed Glass Cutter Tool $9.18 |
 85 Nonslip Handle Chrome Vanadium Steel Wire Cutter Plier $19.13 |
Cutter Steel Handles
Bolt Cutters #41148/41149/41150
FYI on Cutter Steel Handles
Uses For Hammers And Mallets - ToolsRUs
Among the most fundamental of all hand tools are hammers and mallets. Among the oldest tools known to man, they are right up there with squares, planes, levels and wedges. Whether driving nails, forging metal, carving wood, breaking up stone or splitting logs, this type of tool provides tremendous impact force.
Except for sledgehammers and mauls, which feature long handles meant for two hands, most hammers are single-handed tools with short, relatively lightweight handles. Hammer handles are commonly made from wood, but some designs feature a handle made of fiberglass, strong plastic or metal. The head of a hammer is what defines the parameters of the tool’s use. Hammer heads are made of strong steel, but some feature copper plating. Mallets, on the other hand, feature wooden or rubber heads, for they are used when less impact force is desired.
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The bulk of the weight of a hammer is centered in its head. This allows a lot of force to be generated when you swing the tool in a given direction. The pendulum-like motion of your arm when swinging a hammer directs the force to drive a nail, shape metal or break up stone.
With its flat-faced, cylindrical driving head and curved, split claw on the opposite side, a claw hammer is a common carpenter's tool used for driving nails and prying things up. Similar are framing hammers, except they usually feature a small axe rather than a claw opposite the driver. Other handheld types include ball-peen hammers with a standard head on one side opposite a rounded, hemispherical end. These are used in mechanical and metalworking applications. With a wedge-shaped end opposite the driving end, split-peen and cross-peen hammers are two variations on the ball-peen design. Other single-hand hammers include small sledgehammers, dead blow hammers and tack hammers.
Mallets are used to lightly impact a secondary tool such as a chisel or punch. A wood- or rubber-head mallet provides far less impact force, ideal for applications that require a delicate touch. Two such disciplines that commonly use mallets are woodcarving and leatherwork.
Tools often used with hammers and mallets include chisels, punches, mauls, wood-splitting wedges and anvils.