The cord of a wool dealer’s balance, and [that of] glass weighers, [their measure is] two handbreadths. The handle of a millstone chisel, [its measure is] two handbreadths. The handle of a mace, [its measure is] two handbreadths. The handle of a goldsmith’s hammer, [its measure is] two handbreadths. That of blacksmiths, [its measure is] three handbreadths.

The remnants of a prod from above, [its measure is] four [handbreadths]. The handle of a spade, [its measure is] four [handbreadths]. The handle of a mattock for pounding, [its measure is] five [handbreadths]. The handle of a small hammer, [its measure is] five [handbreadths]. And that of a hammer is six [handbreadths]. The handle of an ax for splitting [wood] and for hoeing, [its measure is] six [handbreadths]. And the handle of a stonemason’s chisel, [its measure is] six [handbreadths].