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What is the blunt end of a hammer called?
The striking side of a modern carpenter's hammer is called the head.
What is the blunt end of the head of a hammer called?
The blunt end of the hammer is called the 'peen.' Other parts of the hammer include the face, the head, the eye and the cheek.
What is this called a pointed wooden stick to be driven into the ground?
A pointed wooden stick that driven into the ground is a machine that have a pointed wooden thing that can driven into the ground it is a machine.
How do you do Q18 on the impossible quiz?
The hammer (Hammer time!).
What is the answer to 18 on the impossible quiz?
hammer?if you mean one its hammer
What do you call a hammer with a large wooden or rubber head?
This item is called a mallet.
What is a wooden thing shaped like a hammer called?
That is probably a 'mallet'.An actual hammer may have a metal handle and/or head, but a mallet always has a non-metallic head which is, historically, wooden.
What is the name of the hammer that a judge uses?
The wooden mallet or hammer a judge uses in court is called a gavel.American judges use them but British judges don't.
Where is the paper in club penguin mission 9?
In the HQ, there's a rubber duck, a wooden hammer, and to the left of the wooden hammer is the paper.
What is the name of the hammer of the judge?
The wooden mallet or hammer a judge uses in court is called a gavel.American judges use them but British judges don't.
What does mauler mean?
A hammer with wooden head
What is the musical definition of mallet?
a small wooden hammer
What is a tool shaped like a wooden hammer?
A Mallet
What is a musical instrument that you hit with a wooden hammer?
A dulcimer.
What is the name of the object a judge uses to gain order in his courtroom?
The wooden "hammer" looking object the judge bangs to get order is called a gavel.
What should be used to align the mat?
A sledge hammer and a wooden block
How many things can you think of wooden handles?
axe, hammer, broom
