Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Could I use this for shaping hot metal on an anvil?
Document: Quick release head works good. This hammer will sheer metal with ease. The bits that are supplied are soft and will damage during use.
I use this in my home workshop. I consider myself an advanced DIY'er, and this is plenty stout for how I use it. I see no problem with using this for suspension work, metal cutting, bolt-shearing, whatever.May not be stout enough for all-day every-day use in a commercial garage, but more than enough for weekend or occasional use.Good value for the money.
ConsMy experience was different from all other users here after the quick change coupler jammed so the chisel could not be removed at all. The tool also stopped working completely so I returned to Amazon for an entire replacement.ProsWorked amazingly well with a small "hot dog" style DeWalt compressor as students cleaned cement off hundreds (yes hundreds) of bricks, hence my decision to re-order another.Will update here after testing new tool.UpdateReplacement stopped functioning the first time we used it!
Didn't have the force I expected. In the end I had to end up using a hammer to strike the pickle fork. But as some other person mention it could have been a combonation of the hammer drill and hammer that got the part loose.
I found this and I was hesitant to buy it. I was under assumption that you need to spend good money on tools. I was reading reviews and they mentioned that the hammer would break. I had to remove the top layer of mortar from 176ft of cinderblocks. The hammer performed really well. My compressor had a leak and could only output 40 PSI. Under the low pressure it got things done. The job took me 3 hours.
I have used only a few times but it has performed well and is easy to use. So much better than breaking your fingers or smashing an expensive part because you get frustrated!
Still working strong. It's a solid tool especially for the price.Now that I own it I'm going to use it to remove my bathroom tile next. I've been doing that by hand but now that I have this it should go much quicker! AWESOME TOOL. Buy it.
The weight; it feels solid, and is solid, with out being really heavy and tiring. Reliability and ruggedness both seem good as well. I used this for 40+ hours so far in a dusty environment. I drop some IR oil into it every day before use, and I've had no problems.
I inspected the chisel after I was done and didn't notice any cracking or harsh wear. It has a nice rubber grip too. I would recommend this as a strong buy. Be sure to grab working gloves. It's not the fault of the product but when you use it for that long, above your thumb joint &#8211; it wears the skin a little. Also investigate proper masks for respiration.
I would give this a five star rating if it had better instructions. This is my first air hammer so I didn't know what to expect. But I've been using it for several hours to remove bricks. Actually less shock to my hand than I was  expecting - rather comfortable to use. Seems very solid also. I still don't know what the little thumb screw on the bottom of the handle is for!
Answer: no