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	{{Blacksmiths ~~Hammer~~ Buyers Guide}}		{{Blacksmiths Buyers Guide}}


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	=====Description=====		=====Description=====
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	[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.		[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.


	=====Features and Uses=====		=====Features and Uses=====

	The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]''' or'''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammer]]'''		The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]''' or'''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammer]]'''


	Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.		Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.


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 Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.
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	Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.		Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.

	~~=====~~<div class="buyers-guide">DT Online Buyers' Guide~~</div>~~=====		<div class="buyers-guide">
			=====DT Online Buyers' Guide=====
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	* 2lb to 4lb hammers (1-2kg) are a suitable size for general forge-work in '''[[Design and Technology]]''' since hammers heavier than 4lb would be difficult for students to use.		* 2lb to 4lb hammers (1-2kg) are a suitable size for general forge-work in '''[[Design and Technology]]''' since hammers heavier than 4lb would be difficult for students to use.

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	=====Description=====		=====Description=====
	The heavier '''[[Ball Pein Hammer\|Ball Pein Hammers]]''' are often used for general forge-work together with '''[[Lump Hammer\|Lump Hammers]]''' and '''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammers]]''' but specialist '''Blacksmith's Hammers''' are also available.

	A Blacksmiths '''[[Cross Pein Hammer]]''' differs from the '''Joiners' Warrington Pattern''' version in that it is much more robust with a stubby and stout '''Pein''' suitable for the heavier task of shaping hot metal.		A Blacksmiths '''[[Cross Pein Hammer]]''' differs from the '''Joiners' Warrington Pattern''' version in that it is much more robust with a stubby and stout '''Pein''' suitable for the heavier task of shaping hot metal.
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	=====Features and Uses=====		=====Features and Uses=====
	The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]'''.
			The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]''' or'''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammer]]'''

	Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.		Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.


	=====<div class="buyers-guide">DT Online Buyers' Guide</div>=====		=====<div class="buyers-guide">DT Online Buyers' Guide</div>=====

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			=====Description=====
	The heavier '''[[Ball Pein Hammer\|Ball Pein Hammers]]''' are often used for general forge-work together with '''[[Lump Hammer\|Lump Hammers]]''' and '''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammers]]''' but specialist '''Blacksmith's Hammers''' are also available.		The heavier '''[[Ball Pein Hammer\|Ball Pein Hammers]]''' are often used for general forge-work together with '''[[Lump Hammer\|Lump Hammers]]''' and '''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammers]]''' but specialist '''Blacksmith's Hammers''' are also available.

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	[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.		[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.
	~~[[File:BlacksmithsHammers.png\|400px\|right]]~~


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	=====Uses=====		=====Features and Uses=====
	The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]'''.		The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]'''.

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	[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.		[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.
	[[File:BlacksmithsHammers.png\|~~300px~~\|right]]		[[File:BlacksmithsHammers.png\|400px\|right]]

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	[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft.		The heavier '''[[Ball Pein Hammer\|Ball Pein Hammers]]''' are often used for general forge-work together with '''[[Lump Hammer\|Lump Hammers]]''' and '''[[Sledge Hammer\|Sledge Hammers]]''' but specialist '''Blacksmith's Hammers''' are also available.
	[[File:~~StraightPein~~.png\|~~150px~~\|right]]
			A Blacksmiths '''[[Cross Pein Hammer]]''' differs from the '''Joiners' Warrington Pattern''' version in that it is much more robust with a stubby and stout '''Pein''' suitable for the heavier task of shaping hot metal.

			[http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers''' ''(aka Peen)''] have the '''Pein''' running parallel to the shaft and [http://www.example.com '''Straight Pein Hammers'''] at right angles to it. '''Diagonal Pein Hammers''' are also available and ''(necessarily)'' in both left and right handed versions.
			[[File:BlacksmithsHammers.png\|300px\|right]]


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	=====Uses=====		=====Uses=====
	The ~~straight~~ '''Pein''' ~~enables them~~ to be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.		The Blacksmith's '''Cross Pein''' hammer is used for general forging work and is an alternative to using a '''[[Lump Hammer]]'''.

			Straight and diagonal '''Pein''' hammers can be used by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith '''Blacksmiths'''] as '''[[Blacksmiths' Tools\|Fullers]]''' for example. They are commonly available with head weights between 2lb and 4lb.


	=====<div class="buyers-guide">DT Online Buyers' Guide</div>=====		=====<div class="buyers-guide">DT Online Buyers' Guide</div>=====

	* A 2lb ~~'''Straight Pein Hammer'''~~ (~~1kg~~) is a suitable size for general work in '''[[Design and Technology]]'''.		* 2lb to 4lb hammers (1-2kg) are a suitable size for general forge-work in '''[[Design and Technology]]''' since hammers heavier than 4lb would be difficult for students to use.
	* Straight Pein ''(or '''Peen''')'' hammers are more commonly used in the United States and therefore more easily available via a US supplier.		* Straight Pein ''(or '''Peen''')'' hammers are more commonly used in the United States and therefore more easily available via a US supplier. This is even more true of '''Diagonal Pein Hammers'''.
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	<span style="color: green">'''Note:'''		<span style="color: green">'''Note:'''
	An alternative is to re-shape an existing old '''[[Ball Pein Hammer]]''' head by forging it. The completed '''~~Straight~~ Pein''' need not be hardened and tempered since it would be used for shaping hot metal.		An alternative is to re-shape an existing old forged steel '''[[Ball Pein Hammer]]''' head by re-forging it. The completed straight or diagonal ''''Pein''' need not be hardened and tempered since they would be used for shaping hot metal.
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			\| <dtamazon product="B00PE4TTZ4" type="text">Stanley Graphite Blacksmiths Hammer 1-54-917</dtamazon>
			\| <dtamazon product=B01DDZ8X0C" type="text">156008 Stanley 1.8kg (4lb) Fatmax Demolition Blacksmiths' Hammer</dtamazon>
			\| <dtamazon product="B00IFW8K3E" type="text">Vaughan 'Heavy Hitters' Blacksmith Hammers 171-20 40-oz. Fibre-Glass Handle</dtamazon>
			\| <dtamazon product="B0184XPJ4G" type="text">Stanley 56-003 FatMax AntiVibe Blacksmith Hammer</dtamazon>
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