Tool with a hammer type head held in a wire handle.
Exhibition Label Text: Drift, 20th century. A blacksmith’s drift was held in place by a losoe metal hankle.
Then one side was struck with a hammer. This method was used to, for example, fix rivets
in position.
Tongs were used to hold the item being worked in place. Often a blacksmith shaped
the ends to give a better grip on specific objects.