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If we are talking about working sheet other than steel -
Dollies can be made from different materials - hardwoods, plastics, and different metals offer changes in sensitivity for the hand that is holding them. Tung is "dead" and more so than bronze. Tin is another choice, as well is lead. The light metals are good, depending on what "feel" you are seeking. Same for hammers - I am fond of a Ti hammer on some jobs. Specifically to this thread - Ti is hard, durable and tough. It is light, non-sparking and fairly non-corrodable - and it cleans up well. I have a roll-forged and drop-forged Ti wrecking bar that is quite handy. With no maker's name anywhere, it is very likely Russkie-made.
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