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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mallet '''Mallets'''] are tools with larger heads made of softer materials. All '''[[Hammers]]''' and '''Mallets''' are examples of a '''[[Class 3 Lever]]'''. | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mallet '''Mallets'''] are tools with larger heads made of softer materials. All '''[[:Category:Hammers|Hammers]]''' and '''Mallets''' are examples of a '''[[Class 3 Lever]]'''. | ||
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Mallets are tools with larger heads made of softer materials. All Hammers and Mallets are examples of a Class 3 Lever.
They are used to:
- apply force to other tools (e.g. Chisels)
- to assemble parts together without damaging them
- to fold or form soft metal sheets without marking the surface
- to fold metal sheets without stretching the metal (e.g. to form a Safe Edge on Tinplate products)
Note: Wood or plastics handled tools should not be struck with hammers since this may chip or split the handles.
Pages in category 'Mallets'
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.