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Hammers. 
Introduction

Most hammers have a very simple looking construction - a forged steel head which is securely fastened to either a wooden, fibreglass or steel shaft.

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But, there are hammers and there are HAMMERS.

Since a hammer's main role is to hit things and the potential for disaster is high, we need to be absolutely certain that:

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  • The materials are strong enough not to break or shatter

  • The head of the hammer will stay on the shaft

  • It's comfortable to use and has a good grip

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In this module we'll look now at how we achieve these aims by examining:

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  • The parts of a hammer and how they are treated in order to make them fit for purpose

  • The different types of hammer and their uses

  • The different hammers in the C.K Tools and Avit ranges

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To help you, the menu on the right allows you to jump to any part of the module at any time, perfect for finding specific details or refreshing your memory.

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