Do the holes in the handle help absorb some of the shock to reduce strain on your hand and arm?
I would say the same, to absorb shock
so you can poke your fingers in them and get them stuck at the knuckle!
In order to convert your hammer into a handy yoke for hamsters.
So you can play it like a flute?
ok, maybe for blowing bubbles through?
We used to love Peter, Paul and Mary. Tim's current job has some connection to Paul.
For sizing the nail heads you're going to pound into your next victim's coffin? :PWait, sorry, that's my fetish...
They probably would absorb some shock Altissima and Ian, but no.Good chance of that happening Fenz.Space for six hamsters Brian, but I doubt they could move it.No Anon, it does not enter the mouth or make noises.Prefer plastic bubble blowers Ian.Dina, ah. Music.And only one hit Jayne and the nail is in, and there is the solution. The holes were drilled to make it lighter. It is as heavy as with the holes. More later.
Perhaps it how the workmen measure their tools?
I read the story of the hammer in the next post - wow what a keepsake - hand made!!!
Stereotypes are useful, but don't judge people by them.
Do the holes in the handle help absorb some of the shock to reduce strain on your hand and arm?
ReplyDeleteI would say the same, to absorb shock
ReplyDeleteso you can poke your fingers in them and get them stuck at the knuckle!
ReplyDeleteIn order to convert your hammer into a handy yoke for hamsters.
ReplyDeleteSo you can play it like a flute?
ReplyDeleteok, maybe for blowing bubbles through?
ReplyDeleteWe used to love Peter, Paul and Mary. Tim's current job has some connection to Paul.
ReplyDeleteFor sizing the nail heads you're going to pound into your next victim's coffin? :P
ReplyDeleteWait, sorry, that's my fetish...
They probably would absorb some shock Altissima and Ian, but no.
ReplyDeleteGood chance of that happening Fenz.
Space for six hamsters Brian, but I doubt they could move it.
No Anon, it does not enter the mouth or make noises.
Prefer plastic bubble blowers Ian.
Dina, ah. Music.
And only one hit Jayne and the nail is in, and there is the solution.
The holes were drilled to make it lighter. It is as heavy as with the holes. More later.
Perhaps it how the workmen measure their tools?
ReplyDeleteI read the story of the hammer in the next post - wow what a keepsake - hand made!!!
ReplyDelete