- purposes.
Hammers used in many
trades include sledgehammers, mallets, and ball-peen
hammers.
Although most
hammers are hand tools,
powered hammers, such as...
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action is not possible;
instead the
pedal moves the
hammers closer to the strings,
allowing the
hammers to
strike with less
kinetic energy. This produces...
- The
Hammers may
refer to: West Ham
United F.C., a
professional English football club PFC
Minyor Pernik, a
professional Bulgarian football club
Forge FC...
- Look up
hammered in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hammered may
refer to:
Hammered (Motörhead album), a 2002
album by Motörhead
Hammered, a 2000 album...
- centimeters). Long war
hammers were
polearms meant for use on foot,
whereas short ones were used from horseback. War
hammers,
especially when mounted...
- In the
Western hemisphere,
hammers are
usually stiff, but in Asia,
flexible hammers are
often used. The head of the
hammer can be left bare for a sharp...
- West Ham
Hammers,
British speedway team
Lakeside Hammers,
British speedway team
Herzliya Hammers,
Israeli amateur American football team
Hammers, nickname...
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considered unimportant in
rough carpentry.
Framing hammers also have a much
straighter claw than
regular claw
hammers, as the claw is
designed more for
prying nailed...
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Variants include the straight-peen, diagonal-peen, and cross-peen
hammer.
These hammers have a wedge-shaped head
instead of a ball-shaped head. This wedge...
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Ironworks echoed to the
sound of
hammers;
steam hammers,
sledge hammers and
rivet hammers.
Seven large mechanical steam hammers would punch small holes near...