How to Turn Your Hammer Handle into a Nail Pick Up
Turn Your Hammer Handle Into a Magnetic Pick-up Tool
Have you ever reached into a tool belt pocket only to poke your finger on the wrong end of a nail? Ron offers a great idea to prevent that from happening.
Clamp your hammer into a vice with the handle end up.
Drill a wide but shallow hole in the end of the handle.
Put a drop of hot melt glue right in hole.
Drop in a small circular magnet into the glue.
Now you can let the hammer do all the dirty work, and save your fingers.
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