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A wide range of Hammers are available, varying in shape, size and weight. The different styles reflect different uses. Around the house, the average diy'er only really needs one or two type. |
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Most popular hammer for work, available with a wooden, glass-fibre, steel handle |
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Used by engineer's, the pein in this case, is rounded and used for shaping metal. |
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Useful domestically is the cross pein, where the pein can be used for starting panel pins. |
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Lighter version of the Cross & Straight Pein hammer, ideal for light joinery & cabinet work |
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Called Lump Hammer, it has a double faced head, & is useful for light demolition work |
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Used for heavier jobs, such as driving in stakes or to break up concrete, stone |
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Various types are available, with hard and soft rubber, plastic or copper faces. |
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More often referred to as 'powered nail ers', take the hard work out of fitting nails, staples. |
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