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carpenter's mallet

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun carpenter's mallet has 1 sense
  1. carpenter's mallet - a short-handled mallet with a wooden head used to strike a chisel or wedge
    --1 is a kind of
    mallet, beetle

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Carpenter's Mallet

Definition:

A carpenter's mallet is a specialized tool used by carpenters for various woodworking tasks. It typically consists of a large, wooden head attached to a handle, and is designed for driving chisels, striking wooden joints, or tapping fragile materials without causing damage.

Senses:

Noun:

  1. A hammer-like tool with a wooden head used for woodworking purposes.

Usages:

  • A carpenter's mallet is used by professionals to drive chisels into wood with precision.
  • Woodworkers often rely on a carpenter's mallet to strike joints firmly and assemble furniture or wooden structures.
  • Delicate materials such as veneers or fragile wood require the use of a carpenter's mallet to tap them gently into place without causing damage.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The carpenter used a carpenter's mallet to drive the chisel into the wood.
  2. She carefully tapped the joint with the carpenter's mallet to ensure it was secure.
  3. Using a carpenter's mallet, he gently positioned the delicate veneer on top of the wooden surface.

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