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Types Of Hammers And Mallets - ToolsRUs
With their simple, fundamental design, hammers and mallets are extremely common hand tools. Together with wedges, levels, planes and squares, the tools are some of the oldest in the history of man. Whether driving nails, forging metal, carving wood, breaking up stone or splitting logs, this type of tool provides tremendous impact force.
Most hammers feature short, relatively lightweight handles for one-handed use, except for sledgehammers or mauls that have long handles intended for two-hand use. Traditionally, handles are made of wood, but other materials include fiberglass, metal and high-impact plastic. Defining how the tool is used is the hammer head. The standard material for a hammer head is strong, weighty steel. 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 majority of a hammer’s weight is in its head. When you swing the tool, this allows a lot of force to be generated in the direction you swing it. 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. Framing hammers are similar, except they often feature a small axe on the opposite end rather than a claw. Ball-peen hammers are also common handheld tools, and they feature a standard driving head with a rounded, hemispherical head on the opposite side. These are used in mechanical and metalworking applications. Two variations on the ball-peen design are split-peen and cross-peen hammers with a wedge-shaped end oriented a particular way opposite the driver. Small sledgehammers, dead blow hammers, tack hammers and mallets are also held with a single hand.
Usually used together with another tool like a chisel, mallets are lighter-weight hand tools meant for certain work. Wooden and rubber-headed mallets are softer and thus used for work that requires more delicacy. Two such disciplines that commonly use mallets are woodcarving and leatherwork.
Other tools sometimes used with hammers and mallets include chisels to carve, punches to make holes or indentations, mauls and wedges to split wood and anvils to give shape to metal.