framing hammer
1 of 1nouna heavy-duty hammer with a long handle, a large striking face, and a curved claw on the back, specifically designed for tasks related to framing and carpentry, such as driving large nails, framing structures, and removing nails
A framing hammer is a type of hammer specifically designed for heavy-duty tasks such as framing houses or large structures. It has a long handle and a heavy, flat head with a slightly curved face to allow for efficient nail driving. The head of the framing hammer often includes a rip claw, which is useful for pulling nails, and its longer handle provides increased leverage for driving large nails quickly. Framing hammers are commonly used in construction and carpentry, where they provide power and control for building wooden frames and structures.
- The carpenter grabbed the framing hammer to drive the large nails into the wooden beams.
- He swung the framing hammer with precision, making sure each nail went in straight.
- She used the framing hammer to pull out old nails before replacing the damaged wood.
- The heavy weight of the framing hammer helped him drive nails quickly and with less effort.
- He accidentally missed the nail, but the framing hammer's large head helped him hit it with the next swing.