(of panel hammer)
1panel hammer — A special hammer for metalworking that has two different fly shaped heads for different purposes, e.g., cross pein and shrinking hammer …
2hammer — [1] To hit with a hammer. [2] To ride hard and fast. [3] Someone who rides hard and fast. [4] Trucker slang for the accelerator pedal as in When we get past this parking lot we can really hit the hammer. [5] A hand tool with a (usually metal) and …
3panel beater — [1] A person who beats out the dented bodywork of a damaged vehicle. [2] A panel hammer …
4panel picking — The act of straightening very fine indentations or marks of very small diameter on a panel surface with a pick hammer …
5panel puller — A tool with a slide hammer and hook or self threading screw tip to pull dented doors, fenders, and other sheet metal panels back into place. After drilling a hole in the deepest part of the dent, the hook or screw tip is inserted to pull out the… …
6panel-beater — noun (C) BrE someone whose job is to repair the outer structure of cars, for example after an accident, by beating the metal with a hammer …
7Digital panel meter — Digital panel meters are used to display an input signal, and measure current, voltage, and frequency. They are equipped with bright LED displays for display only or set point control options. Many panel meters also include alarm options as well …
8off-the-dolly panel beating — A metalworking technique used to hammer out dents in the bodywork. If the panel has a depression on one side, the dolly is held behind the depression, and the hammer blows are directed on the ridge away from the dolly, i.e., on the other side of… …
9bumping hammer — An autobody hammer used with a dolly for restoring a panel s shape. Also see fender bumping hammer …
10planishing hammer — A panel beater s hammer …
