Question

Bush hammer is used in -

• A. Wood carving
• B. Stone carving
• C. Cement cast Carving
• D. Plaster carving

Hint:

The texture created by a bush hammer is often seen on stone steps, paving, and building facades. The name comes from the bush-like appearance of the points on the hammer's head.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Understand the tool. A bush hammer is a masonry tool with a head that has a grid of points on its face. It acts like many small hammers hitting the surface at once.
Step 2: Identify its application. This tool is used to create a textured, rough, non-slip surface on hard materials. It is primarily used in stone carving and concrete work to texturize the surface after it has been initially shaped. It is too aggressive for softer materials like wood or plaster.