Hello,

A long time ago, I saw a tool to prevent nails from bending. Like a driving pin inside a sleeve, roughly. Do such things still exist and what are they called?
 
How often is it a problem?
For my part, most things are screwed now..but if I bend a nail, I straighten or replace it..
 
Not for me, for my children.

But you don't know then.
 
Nah, probably never seen one like that..
But maybe it works with some kind of magnet?
 
I have vague memories from the 60s that my father had something similar in his toolbox. A brass rod/tube about 20mm in diameter, 120mm long with a 5mm inner diameter that was tapered on the lower side. In the hole ran a (magnetic) steel rod with a knob on top. You would insert the nail (nubb-dyckert) from below, place the cone where the nail should sit, and hit the knob with a hammer. I have no idea what it would be called, and I haven't seen anything like it since. On the other hand, I'm getting old enough that I might need one soon... but then I'd probably have to build my own.
 
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How old is the child? Perhaps the child finds it easier to handle a lighter hammer.
 
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