The Hammer

The hammer continued to come. I hit the hammer group hammer. The hammer fills the warehouse. More hammer than safety. Hammer hammer, claw hammer, dead hammer, block hammer, frame hammer, decorative hammer, sledge hammer, dog hammer, torsion hammer, bush hammer, and even several rubber plaques. Nobody knows where every hammer comes from. But there is one sure thing.

There used to be a man once. He may be the one who made the hammer. At that time, he was the only person to wield the power of the hammer - he was able to hammer everyday. Neither material nor hammer has meaning (because he does not know about other tools). He is known for his strength as a hammer and is known as a master craftworker. Hammer is how he looks, this is his identity. One day someone came into his shop with a new one - screws. The man looked sacred and nodded. He began to beat himself. Later, a lot of sweat, love, and metal pieces sat for blows, and he was overwhelmed, and the end result was not so. He was depressed, became anxious, and his self-perception was questioned.

When the man with the hammer saw the closed window and the other began to screw things, his last intention and self sense began to collapse. The hammer is what he knows, and the hammer became him. He got more irritated because what he loved was robbed of what he defined. He committed suicide the next day.

A large hammer tool is a hammer (sometimes called "beetle"), a wood or rubber hammer is a shit, and a hammer tool with a cutting edge is often called an axis. An important part of the hammer is a compact solid material that strikes a given target without distorting the head itself. The impact surface of the tool is typically flat or slightly rounded and the other end of the impact mass can have a spherical shape as in the case of a ball nose hammer. Some interior hammers have magnetized surfaces picking up tacks. In the ax, the flat hammer may be the cutting-edge secondary of the tool