"double peen"

I want to be your sledgehammer.

Option 31: Water. Ever seen how much damage an incompressible fluid can do when it cavitates?

None of those. My custom 30lb'er

The secret option is the real electrician's hammer, some lineman's pliers.

I must confess to having a sweet spot for a good toffee hammer.

I'm a drilling hammer kind of mechanic. Not even listed.

Where's the hammer they use to bonk the dead pope to make sure he's dead?

I thought I knew one that wasn't on here but second look reveals that in fact it is on the list.

I need to put in a screw, so I'll choose the green one. It will perform as well as any other and plus it looks good.

Big hammer gives you all these flavors and vanity but I've spent my life around screws and they are all the same.

Drywall seems closest to a viking weapon.

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A couple of these are wrong

Estwing 22oz smooth faced ripping/framing hammer. Bought one about 30 years ago when I was doing roofing and framing work. Still use it all the time. Comfortable and durable, great for construction and demolition work. Does a nice job digging out stubborn nails. If I could only have one hammer in my tool bag, that's what it would be.

The double peen is wrong. That’s just a soft face mallet.

Double peen obviously.

Uh, what's the difference between the Rip and Claw hammers?

Also, that blacksmith hammer looks like a tiny double head axe

Rubber. I dont want my target to go as easily as with others.

Came here looking for a masonry hammer as I need to buy one and don't know what it is. I still don't, unless it's "brick".

I choose warhammer

Cool list.

Never seen an electrician use an "electricians hammer", most use a framing.

Also missing the Form Setter Hammer.

My 3ft field geo hammer isn't listed. That one

Being in auto body repair, I love this chart. Seeing how other trades use hammers is just fascinating, since it's kind of like a peek into their world.

I'd never have known that a drywall hammer had such a nice blade at the end of it, or that an electrician's hammer would look so unique.

That said, I'd like to have seen a pick hammer. It comes in short and long varieties, which we use to take out high spots from beneath a car panel while also gradually shrinking the metal in that area, before switching sides and tapping it back down.

Dead blow hammer to do the deed and framing hammer to pin it on some random idiot.