POWER HAMMER TOOL YOU NEED.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ย. 2018
- Round back flatter is the one tool you must have if you use a power hammer.
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Great info, hopefully this will be a series.
You can also put the handle into the hole, and using a center punch "pin" the handle into the tool. Easy to reset when it gets loose. Brian Brazeal showed us that awhile back.
Thanks for the info mate
Your very welcome!
That’s a neat trick on the groove setup I’ve seen a few smiths have that socket and been curious how they do it attaboy on showing the secrets
Hm, cool montage, enjoyable video. I'm 22nd person to subscribe. Pity you have just a few subscribers but hopefully it'll change soon! Regards, Greg
Thank you for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. More to come soon, don't worry. :)
@@TimothyDyck I hold my thumbs for it! And as a blacksmith myself cant wait to see another content. It's great stuff to watch while having a break in the forge😃
Very cool ! I think I need to order your axe.... Very attractive
I'd love to make you one! :)
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That first handle attachment(the groove trick) is really cool, does that technique have a name? I don't think I've ever seen that trick before.
Now, I'll probably never get a power hammer, but the tool would work perfectly with a striker as well.
I'm not really sure what its called. It comes from old industrial blacksmiths, as they would have done this because arc welding wasn't an option!
@Timothy Dyck Makes sense, I think we can be sure there's a technical term, maybe I'll stumble upon it some day. But in the end knowing how to do something is more important than how to name it. Thanks anyway!
What steel do you make the tooling from?
For something like this I normally just use 4140 😊
Thanks!
Interesting, so everything was built from another tool, I wonder what the first tool ever was.....