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==Description==<br />
A hammer is balanced on an arc of metal which is held by the demonstrator's finger. Also known as the skyhook.<br />
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==Equipment==<br />
*hammer<br />
*metal arc<br />
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==Instructions==<br />
Place the arc into the hammer's forked side. Balance the flat end of the arc on your finger. (see images and movies)<br />
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==Keywords==<br />
skyhook, hammer, arc, balanced, center of mass<br />
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==Images & Movies==<br />
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