You are a breathe of fresh air, the other tubers are just copying each other. You are not only an original,but are a master of the art. My favorite part is when you file everything to smoothness. Thank you so much!
The hammer brought back some memories. I worked In a foundry and we did use these. Only when we re-lined the furnace or built a roof for it. The brick had to be in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. It would take two weeks to re-line the furnace and close to a week to build a roof.
I found one of these hammers too! In a machine shop I work in. Fortunately my handle was still good. I bead blasted the entire hammer and turned down some copper for the faces in my hammer. It turned out really nice! I use it quite often now working on dies. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for doing this project which gave me an idea. My brother is a hind end machinist while I'm a woodturner. I found one of these on e-bay and stripped it down, removed all the rust, and repainted the casting in a Rustoleum 'hammered' spray paint finish. Instead of the wrapped leather facings, however, I turned two separate faces for 'my' version. One face from a piece of spalted maple and the other from an extremely hard wood called lignum vitae. I also turned a new handle from a piece of hickory. I finished all the wood in a tung oil finish and then gave it to my brother for his birthday. I thought it came out pretty well and he tells me it's a topic of conversation for anyone who visits his office. Again...thanks for the idea.
I don't know how else to describe that hammer other than "sexy". In the past 30 minutes I have developed deep feelings for that multi-mallet. Fantastic work!
YOU made it durable, you made it modular, you made it strong, you made it beautiful, you made it better than it was after factory! And all of these with the minimum possible use of power tools!!! I love it!!! Thanks for the treat! It will be a long life smasher and not only for fruits😉
Your babies remind me of my beautiful black lab from back in the late 70's...his name was Bisco and I miss him dearly...I've never seen this type of hammer before...your renovation gives new meaning to the old saying that one man's trash is another man's treasure...Great Job👍🏽
That sir is a most excellent job of refurbishing a tool I have witnessed for some time and I have seen some really good ones. I like how you honored the tools history with the finish. Thanks for the video.
I like your work son. Keep it going. Gives me back faith in our future that their are adults such as yourself who can exist without needing a mobile phone in their ear or hands whilst bein awake.
Outstanding job mate. I’ve never seen that copper patina technique before. Very interesting. Loved the way you finished the hammer, giving a nod to its age and the life it has had. I’ve also never seen so many spare handles anyone has collected before. They would come in very handy. Again, great work mate. Hope to see many more of this caliber. 🇦🇺👍
Love your dogs! I love having my 12 year old Yellow Lab, Franklin, hanging out near my workbench. Don't tell anyone, but they're so much nicer than people! Thanks for sharing!
I have two of these hammers. They come with a longer original handle. I replace the heads with dog bone rawhide I soak in water for a couple of days to soften it up. Works great. If you boil one of the bones, you get hide glue to glue it all together with.
The more you did the better it got. Hard to find things made in the USA now day. American made stays Awesome in my book. Thank you for Sharing your Passion. Stay safe.
very envious of your hammer. Excellent selection of patinas and such. Very attractive tool. I use my leather mallet almost every day. One of my most useful tools.
Beautiful restoration of the original "deadblow" hammer , and unlike today's plastic junk it's rebuildable . The addition of multipurpose heads is genius.
Absolutely brilliant lvd the restoration u did a hell of a good job and especially u kept the hammer Mark's on it tells the story of its use 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I like that hammer, like it a lot and have never seen one like it! I need a rawhide mallet and like that one so much I think I could make one very similar, thanks for that, I will watch again and again looking at the construction!
Ya I enjoy using those metal patinas, lots can be done with them! If you want to see more of what can be done, checkout the company that makes them: Sculpt Nouveau, they have a TH-cam channel and website!
I just happened to see the thumbnail of your video and holy cow I have one of those hammers in my tool drawer. Mine is a # 4. No idea what a treasure I had. Great job with the restoration.
Great work on the hammer. I have never seen one like that before. Interesting patina. Good Gallagher impersonation at the end. Nice dogs too. I have 9. Great work!
I was not ready for how beautiful that copper looked. Those threaded insert make that hammer super extensible, you could make your own faces out of everything castable. Amazing job.
All the dings and spots on the sides I personally would have kept. Beautiful beautiful hammer. Coming from a framing, diy repair man dad in Colorado Springs, Co I've never ever heard of such type of hammer. We lost a glass mfg. Company that had a huge 100' or so stack. Most like lost in the fifties when I was born. If I didn't have enough clutter in home, garage and shop, I would look for one.
I seriously considered getting rid of them, but felt these were an a were an awesome part of this hammers history! Thanks for watching and supporting Salvage Workshop, I truly appreciate it!
I always hate having to replace original parts [[the leather ends and the broken handle]], however, that is a nice job cleaning up an 80 year old hammer, nice the lettering was solid and no deep pits in the metal. Great job.
great video, if you get a blood blister under your nail....heat up the end of a paperclip to cherry red and push it gently through the nail the blood pressure underneath will push back once you've gone all the way through. preventing you burning yourself. instant relief!
I have one I got at work many years ago. It has a much longer handle. I got mine new, and never really used it at all. Still looks brand new in my tool box. Plus I have spare heads for it. LOL
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You are a breathe of fresh air, the other tubers are just copying each other. You are not only an original,but are a master of the art. My favorite part is when you file everything to smoothness. Thank you so much!
The hammer brought back some memories. I worked In a foundry and we did use these. Only when we re-lined the furnace or built a roof for it. The brick had to be in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. It would take two weeks to re-line the furnace and close to a week to build a roof.
I found one of these hammers too! In a machine shop I work in. Fortunately my handle was still good. I bead blasted the entire hammer and turned down some copper for the faces in my hammer. It turned out really nice! I use it quite often now working on dies. Thanks for sharing!
Nice
Thank you for doing this project which gave me an idea. My brother is a hind end machinist while I'm a woodturner. I found one of these on e-bay and stripped it down, removed all the rust, and repainted the casting in a Rustoleum 'hammered' spray paint finish. Instead of the wrapped leather facings, however, I turned two separate faces for 'my' version. One face from a piece of spalted maple and the other from an extremely hard wood called lignum vitae. I also turned a new handle from a piece of hickory. I finished all the wood in a tung oil finish and then gave it to my brother for his birthday. I thought it came out pretty well and he tells me it's a topic of conversation for anyone who visits his office. Again...thanks for the idea.
I don't know how else to describe that hammer other than "sexy". In the past 30 minutes I have developed deep feelings for that multi-mallet. Fantastic work!
YOU made it durable, you made it modular, you made it strong, you made it beautiful, you made it better than it was after factory! And all of these with the minimum possible use of power tools!!! I love it!!! Thanks for the treat! It will be a long life smasher and not only for fruits😉
I’ve never seen a hammer with infrastructure. Terrific restoration. Thanks for sharing this video.
Your babies remind me of my beautiful black lab from back in the late 70's...his name was Bisco and I miss him dearly...I've never seen this type of hammer before...your renovation gives new meaning to the old saying that one man's trash is another man's treasure...Great Job👍🏽
That sir is a most excellent job of refurbishing a tool I have witnessed for some time and I have seen some really good ones. I like how you honored the tools history with the finish. Thanks for the video.
I like your work son. Keep it going. Gives me back faith in our future that their are adults such as yourself who can exist without needing a mobile phone in their ear or hands whilst bein awake.
Outstanding job mate. I’ve never seen that copper patina technique before. Very interesting. Loved the way you finished the hammer, giving a nod to its age and the life it has had. I’ve also never seen so many spare handles anyone has collected before. They would come in very handy. Again, great work mate. Hope to see many more of this caliber. 🇦🇺👍
I came for the hammer restoration (which was awesome!) but rewound the dog scenes the most. Good looking pack.
Love your dogs! I love having my 12 year old Yellow Lab, Franklin, hanging out near my workbench. Don't tell anyone, but they're so much nicer than people! Thanks for sharing!
A+ job. Looks great and functionality up by 400%. Nice
Intense attention to detail.
Impressive and way cool !
Nice! Love the Weimaraners, especially the dark ones!
I have two of these hammers. They come with a longer original handle. I replace the heads with dog bone rawhide I soak in water for a couple of days to soften it up. Works great. If you boil one of the bones, you get hide glue to glue it all together with.
Real nice. Wish I had a talent like that.
The more you did the better it got. Hard to find things made in the USA now day. American made stays Awesome in my book. Thank you for Sharing your Passion. Stay safe.
very envious of your hammer. Excellent selection of patinas and such. Very attractive tool. I use my leather mallet almost every day. One of my most useful tools.
Beautiful restoration of the original "deadblow" hammer , and unlike today's plastic junk it's rebuildable . The addition of multipurpose heads is genius.
Thank you Richard! I truly appreciate that!
i thought i was the only person that would restore a basa #3 you did a much better job than i keep up the great work your the man !
Absolutely brilliant lvd the restoration u did a hell of a good job and especially u kept the hammer Mark's on it tells the story of its use 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wow such a beautiful patina, you really did it justice. And I love the interchangeable face plates of different materials. Great job man
This is faux patina! Ruins restoration, making it instead an art work. Love the dogs!
Love your workmanship. What a piece of art.
That finish is to die for great job
I don't know as much as other folk in the comments but I really enjoyed the video and thought you did a great of resurrecting another old tool.
Great restoration, you turned a single use device into a fantastic multifunctional hammer, WELL DONE. Thanks and stay safe.
Great video. It’s nice to just hear the sounds of you working and filing. It came out really nice.
That us one beautiful split head. One of the finest mallets one can have.
It is perfect. You are the best. Greetings from Brazil.
Man thats a beauty, wouldn't have given it a second look before. Functional Art
I like that hammer, like it a lot and have never seen one like it! I need a rawhide mallet and like that one so much I think I could make one very similar, thanks for that, I will watch again and again looking at the construction!
Great restoration I enjoy watching your videos so entertaining and educational
Cracking job 👍🏽💯💙 And love the fact that you have a draw just for wooden handles, that did make me chuckle 💙
That is a really cool finish to that hammer👍🏻
Beautiful job ! Don't wait so much time between 2 vids. I miss your nice jobs !
@20:43 - This tip alone made watching the video worth it! 👍
That was one bad ass restoration. Thanks for sharing.
SO cool- Just bought a Number 3 and a Number 4 of these same hammers from eBay after watching this!
You won't regret it!
Sweet hammer, I've never seen anything like that. Super cool.
Great job sir 👍👍
Muy bonita pieza , excelente trabajo 👍 . Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo.
Great job 👍👍👍. B.T.W. the Dogs are beautiful 😁
That has got to be the most beautiful hammer i have ever seen... 0.0
Great job restoring that hammer!
Never have I ever ... hand sanded a hammer with 500 grit sand paper. ;-) great vid!
I LOVE the small Anvil!
Excellent absorbing video 👍🏻
That copper coating stuff is pretty neat. I really liked the finish it gave.
Ya I enjoy using those metal patinas, lots can be done with them! If you want to see more of what can be done, checkout the company that makes them: Sculpt Nouveau, they have a TH-cam channel and website!
Great job on restoring that hammer.
Wow great job! Just shows that you don't have to be a carpenter to do wood working. And what a great idea with the copper plating!
I just happened to see the thumbnail of your video and holy cow I have one of those hammers in my tool drawer. Mine is a # 4. No idea what a treasure I had. Great job with the restoration.
My dad has one sitting in the workshop, he does know that it's antique because it was his great great grandfathers
That cooling tower is pretty awesome. Nice find.
Beautiful.
Awesome, you're an artist!
Nice dogs. And a fine restoration.
Great work on the hammer. I have never seen one like that before. Interesting patina. Good Gallagher impersonation at the end. Nice dogs too. I have 9. Great work!
Please dont ever change your format great videos
Excellent result. Lovely looking tool
Love what you've done with it matey, fantastic job. Keep them coming. 👍👍
Well that was as exciting a watching someone restore an old hammer gets. Nice dogs.
SALUDOS FROM CLIFTON N.J. ANOTHER GREAT JOB, I LOVE YOUR DOGS.
How in the world you don't have a million subscribers is beyond my comprehension!
Very nice job. I like how you have different faces for the hammer.
I am so impressed with the patina. Gorgeous work. You should be proud of this one!
Excellent work!
I was not ready for how beautiful that copper looked.
Those threaded insert make that hammer super extensible, you could make your own faces out of everything castable.
Amazing job.
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Fantastic work! Really enjoyed it.
Cruel vegie ninja! Nice job.
very nice restoration project really good
A functional beauty! Well done.
WOO HOO!!!! I have the same caliber! Mituoyo is NO JOKE!!!!!! Those things ROOOOOOCK!
Good work Done.
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Thumbs up 👍
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You are AMAZING! Love watching your skills
Great attention to detail. Great job.
The hammer looks beautiful. 👍
Never forget the important step of petting the dog. Very important😂
Great work love the copper !! Great work on the handle also love it ! A real part of history brought back to life !!👍👍
Good work bro 👍bronze is antique, you caught this color 😊
I enjoyed this video very much
All the dings and spots on the sides I personally would have kept. Beautiful beautiful hammer. Coming from a framing, diy repair man dad in Colorado Springs, Co I've never ever heard of such type of hammer. We lost a glass mfg. Company that had a huge 100' or so stack. Most like lost in the fifties when I was born. If I didn't have enough clutter in home, garage and shop, I would look for one.
Very enjoyable video!
Well there you . Good for another century.
I like how you left the history marks on the hammer most people would have welded them in to make it look perfect. I like you left them.
I seriously considered getting rid of them, but felt these were an a were an awesome part of this hammers history! Thanks for watching and supporting Salvage Workshop, I truly appreciate it!
@@SalvageWorkshop just curious, have you and Keith Rucker touched base yet?
Beautiful great work
Beautiful job buddy I like it 👍
Great job in the restoration, but I would have made all the lettering the same colour. Thanks for the video matey. Can't WAIT to see more. 😉👍👍
I think that the painted letters somehow ruined the vintage look. I liked the pure copper style a lot more.
I always hate having to replace original parts [[the leather ends and the broken handle]], however, that is a nice job cleaning up an 80 year old hammer, nice the lettering was solid and no deep pits in the metal. Great job.
I have one of these hammers, the head was originally green. You will see this type of hammer frequently in machine shops.
10-4 on the green.
man awesome work! patina cool!
Cruz ✝️. That is that with all the smashing leather Metal rubber mallet universal Great job 👷♂️😇
What an ingenious design! Really cool!! Great job as usual!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya Prayers
great video, if you get a blood blister under your nail....heat up the end of a paperclip to cherry red and push it gently through the nail the blood pressure underneath will push back once you've gone all the way through. preventing you burning yourself. instant relief!
Great video great job!!!
Another truly good restorer vid.... excellent work, excellent chioce of subject.... subscribed!.... oh & nice dogs too!
Amazing work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I came here for the hammer. I subscribed for the smashing at the end. :P
I have one I got at work many years ago. It has a much longer handle. I got mine new, and never really used it at all. Still looks brand new in my tool box. Plus I have spare heads for it. LOL
Awesome 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Great video really enjoyed it....