Hammer, Setting

Object/Artifact

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Lacey Museum

Setting Hammer: Copyright: Lacey Museum; Origformat: Artifact
Setting Hammer

Copyright: Lacey Museum; Origformat: Artifact

Name/Title

Hammer, Setting

Entry/Object ID

93-017i

Description

Metal hammer head fixed onto an oval shaped wooden handle. The hammer was used in the process of setting the teeth of a cross-cut saw. The bottom of the head (nearest the handle) is straight and the top is tapered slightly differently on each side so that one end of the head is slightly smaller than the other. The head is slightly loose on the handle.

Made/Created

Date made

1870 - 1893

Notes

Date: Late 19th Century

Lexicon

Search Terms

Logging

Dimensions

Height

1 in

Width

5 in

Length

11 in

Dimension Notes

05-07-15 The width is measured across the head. The length is measured from the end of the handle to the furthest part of the head. The height is the thickness of the head when lying flat. rfj