If you're looking to build your coppersmith shop (or tinsmith shop), there are a handful of hammers always in use and rotation for me (and Bob the master smith, too!). Hope this is helpful if you're wondering what to have around for your projects!
Below are links to hammers I use (I am NOT paid / affiliated with any, it's just what I've accumulated over time!).
Rubber hammer: www.zoro.com/kraft-tool-32-oz...
Rawhide hammer: www.amazon.com/Garland-11003-...
Setting down hammer - sometimes called a "tinsmith's hammer" can be found by scouring Ebay and vintage stores. These are not available online from retailers.
The wood mallet was handmade by a woodworker, but this is a nice one: hammersource.com/th12005-soli...
Ball peen hammer - any local hardware store
Larger (ball peen) hammer - any local hardware store
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