The intuitive design of the Vaughan FS999ML easily sets it apart from the cut-throat competition in the industry. It’s a lightweight and compact ball peen hammer that among other things, boasts a 16-inch long handle for optimal leverage, a milled face, and heavy-duty and robust fibreglass handle. This Ball Peen Hammer Set has every Ball Peen Hammer that you'll ever need and for a price that you'd expect to pay for a single hammer. The set includes an 8 oz., 12 oz., 16 oz., 24 oz. Each hammer head is drop forged with a sandblasted neck.
Machine Saw Cutting Top Of Ball Peen Hammer The Mechanics
TM 9-243USING A MACHINIST'S BALL PEEN HAMMERThe following procedure is one of many uses of themachinist's hammer.1To remove a spring pin from a shaft, select a driftpunch about the same diameter as the pin and amachinist's hammer having a face larger than thepunch head.2Hold punch (1) in your left hand centered over pin (2),tap punch lightly with hammer (3). This should movethe pin.NOTEIt may be necessary to applypenetrating oil to the pin before itwill move.3Catch the pin in your right hand before it falls out ofthe shaft.NOTEAfter the pin is about half way out ofthe shaft, you should not hold thepunch.CARE OF HAMMERS1.Check for cracks in handle (1). Replace handleif cracked. Check for loose head (2). Replacemissing or makeshift wedges to be sure head istight. If not tight, replace handle.2.Periodically rub a small amount of linseed oilinto the wood handles (1) to prevent the woodfrom drying out and shrinking.3.Replace hammer if it has a worn or chippedface (3) or claw (4).4.Lightly lubricate metal parts when storing thehammer for a lengthy period.5.Wipe oil and grease from rubber mallets toprevent damage to rubber.21-12