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A drywall hammer, also called a drywall hatchet, is a specialized tool for installing drywall, featuring a rounded face to set nails without tearing paper and a textured peen for scoring, cutting, or prying, although it's less common now due to drywall screws, it's still useful for precise cuts and adjustments, acting as an all-in-one tool for hanging and shaping gypsum board.

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