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A hammer, unlike a screwdriver, can be used to pound on things.

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Table of Contents [Hide/Show]    Ball Peen Hammer    Sledge Hammer    Framing Hammer    Mike Hammer    Claw Hammer    Machinist's Hammer    Upholstery Hammer    Tack Hammer    Thor's Hammer    Jack Hammer

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Ball Peen Hammer

The standard hammer for mechanics and machinists. It consists of a round surface (peen) on one side, and a regular flat surface on the other side of the head.



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Sledge Hammer

A large and heavy hammer that is used for breaking big things.

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Framing Hammer

A special type of claw hammer that is usually heavier than 16 ounces. It has a large flat peen, and a claw opposite that is rather strait, and designed for prying as well as removing large nails.

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Mike Hammer

A fictional Detective.

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Claw Hammer

A hammer used in carpentry that has a flat peen on one side, and a curved claw for removing nails on the other.

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Machinist's Hammer

These hammers come in various shapes and sizes. Often identified by their angular shape, and smooth texture.

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Upholstery Hammer

Simular to the Tack Hammer. Used to Upholster furniture/

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Tack Hammer

A special type of Uphostery hammer with a normally magenetized two prong peen on one end used to hold, and start tacks.

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Thor's Hammer

The primary tool of a Mythical Warrior.

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Jack Hammer

A large device usuall powered by compressd air or electricity, that is used to pound the bejeezus out of things such as concrete until they finally give up and break into small pieces.