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I want to hide the nail head in some molding that I am installing.
Use a nail set to sink the nail head into the molding. Then you can fill the hole with a spackling compound, sand it smooth and paint...
Is there a hammer I can use with a chisel?
Yes, small sledge hammers weigh between two pounds and four pounds. A two-pound model is a good...
I want to pound a chair leg back into place. What tool can provide the force without marring the surface?
Wood or rubber mallets are a good...
Why is there is quite a range in prices for claw hammers?
The higher priced hammers have sturdier handles and better steel in their heads. These hammers will perform better and last...
Which is better wood or fiberglass handles on hammers?
Some people say the wood provides a better feel and absorbs shocks. While wood is durable, fiberglass is...
What’s the difference between a rip hammer and a curved claw hammer?
A hammer with a curved claw provides leverage for pulling nails. A rip (straight claw) hammer is often the choice of professionals because it...
What weight hammer should I buy?
Buy the heaviest hammer that you can control, because the heavier the hammer the easier it will drive nails. However, the heavier the...
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