tack hammer
Pronunciation
/tˈæk hˈæmɚ/
British pronunciation
/tˈak hˈamə/

Definition & Meaning of "tack hammer"in English

Tack hammer
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a small hammer with a magnetized face for holding and driving small nails (tacks), commonly used in upholstery work or tasks that involve precise nail placement

tack hammer definition and meaning

What is a "tack hammer"?

A tack hammer is a small, lightweight hammer used for driving small nails, known as tacks, into soft materials like wood, fabric, or upholstery. It typically has a small, flat head and a short handle, which provides better control and precision for delicate tasks. The hammer's head often features a magnetic tip to hold the tack in place, making it easier to drive the nail without it slipping. Tack hammers are commonly used in tasks like furniture upholstery, craft projects, and small-scale woodworking.

example
Examples
She used a tack hammer to carefully attach the fabric to the wooden frame.
The upholsterer reached for the tack hammer to fasten the new fabric onto the chair.
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