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I got some old tools from my grand father and some engine brackets that I think were from his old Galaxy 500. Does anybody know what this hammer was for?
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It reminds me of some old roofing hammers I have seen.
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roof shingling hammer, i have known them well
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Yep, its a shingle hammer/hatchet. They used them when a lot of roofs were cedar shingles. The cost of cedar vs. asphalt has largely rendered them obsolete. I actually take the time to cut my shakes (cedar shingles have become rare as well, now most cedar roofs use taper sawn shakes that are twice as thick as s shingle at the butt end) down on a table saw now in the rare occasion I do cedar roofing. Of course we no longer bang nails in by hand either.
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I thought that's what it was so I looked it up on google image search and it didn't come up with anything. I guess it's an era past tool!Thanks
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