How do factories assemble hickory wood claw hammer?

[qpham26]

Hi guys, I am wondering about how people make wood claw hammer
a simple one with just a handle, the head, and 1 wedge.

It is fully automatic, let say they have all the parts previously made, and they only need to press a button to assemble all the hammer.
How could the assembly be done without any human intervention? (beside turning on the machines of course)

What are the engineering behind it? and what are the simple machines(purely mechanic, no robots, laser, computers, etc) that could be used for this purpose?

I couldn't find anything on google beside the production of steel hammer, which wasn't what I needed.
I hope that some one with personal experience or better research skills can help me out.

Thanks for your time.

 

[Navin A S]

The assembly of a wooden claw hammer can be done with the help of a few simple machines, such as an automated press, a rivet machine, and a drill press. The automated press would be used to press the head and handle together. The rivet machine would then be used to secure the wedge in place, while the drill press would be used to drill the holes for the rivets. These machines can all be operated by a single operator, or they can be automated with the help of a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller). This type of automation would allow the machines to be programmed to perform the assembly process without any manual intervention.