Sait Blacksmith Scythe - Anvil Hammer

Anvil hammer is a special type of hammer used in blacksmithing to perform metalworking operations on the anvil. The anvil hammer, unlike other hammers, has a structure optimized for shaping and forging metal.

Features of Anvil Hammer

• Heading: It usually has headings of different shapes and sizes. These heads are designed to vary the effect of blows applied to different areas of the metal. For example, round heads help level and flat heads help shape edges.
• Handle: Usually made of wood or metal. The length and thickness of the handle is adjusted according to the weight of the hammer and the strength of the user.
• Weight: The weight of the anvil hammer varies depending on the work done. Heavy hammers are used to shape larger pieces, while lighter hammers are preferred for delicate work.

Usage Areas of Anvil Hammer

• Metal processing: It is used in processes such as forging, shaping and flattening iron, steel and other metals.
• Art: Used by sculptors and metal artists to create works of art.
• Weapon making: Throughout history, anvil hammers have been used in the production of weapons such as swords and spears.

Types of Anvil Hammer

Anvil pullers are divided into different types according to the shape of their heads, weight and purpose of use. Some common types of anvil hammers include:

• Ball peen hammer: It is a type of hammer with a round head and a spherical protrusion on the other side. It is used for rounding and flattening metal.
• Cross peen hammer: It is a type of hammer that has a flat head as well as a cross peen on the other side. It is used to shape corners and edges.
• Sledgehammer: It is a large and heavy type of hammer. It is used to shape large surface parts.