I am genuinely impressed with this hammer build, very nicely executed sir. That little hammer looks to be very user friendly and will last for years. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.
it came out nice, but you were working too hard with the draw knife. If you wish to control the depth, consider putting the bevel down, you can roll the blade so that you can start exiting the cut rather than being forced deeper. Both sides of the blade are made to work, and you will find the bevel side can be the sweet spot, it just depends on the grain and how the wood is working, sometimes the flat side is the sweet side.
The craftsmanship with which this restoration was done is truly impressive.
It's great to see a fabrication video where someone makes something nice without a professional mini-factory full of expensive tools! Awesome hammer
Thank you very much!
I am genuinely impressed with this hammer build, very nicely executed sir. That little hammer looks to be very user friendly and will last for years. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.
Glad you like it!
Beautiful hammer. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Somebody get this man a proper vise 😉
I've been keeping an eye on some items on ebay and at local antique fairs... Perhaps I'll get one soon!
Well done, sir, with only hand tools.
it came out nice, but you were working too hard with the draw knife. If you wish to control the depth, consider putting the bevel down, you can roll the blade so that you can start exiting the cut rather than being forced deeper. Both sides of the blade are made to work, and you will find the bevel side can be the sweet spot, it just depends on the grain and how the wood is working, sometimes the flat side is the sweet side.
Interesting. Thanks for the tip!
Hello, Sir, how could I have the business cooperation with you?
Hello! Sure. I added a contact email in the about section of the channel!