Well, naturally, these weren't my terms but terms from a pictorial dictionary I bought years back. I thought the term 'cheeks' was very sweet for the sides, and the eye for the top--can't imagine why--and, yes, the claw for what looks like a stiff, double ponytail to me, and the face at the front. Carpenter who named that eye must have had one too many.

Also interesting: the mallet has two 'heads' rather than two 'faces.'

And the ball peen has a 'peen' and a 'face'--but I don't know what a 'peen' is outside of a ball peen hammer.

These kinds of facts come into play when reading period mysteries, don't they.