That vicious swing sinks the claw deep to rip apart a piece of wood or so that it may pry ... as cold chisels (these are struck with a ball peen hammer; see more on that below).

This isn’t just any ball, claim many bowlers who use it. It’s “the Hammer,” thousands of which are made annually by Faball Enterprises of Dundalk. “If there’s one little dink in the ...

That's why we have ball peen hammers ... be fairly small and lightweight when compared to other hammers, most often constructed with a wooden handle and iron head. The face is probably about ...