Rusty Old Hammer Restoration - New Wooden Handle
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2018
- I found this old hammer head and decided to give it a face lift and a new handle. This had previously been on a fibreglass handle that my builder brother had snapped, its been sitting out behind the shed for a few years now and had become quite rusty. After polishing the head I made a new handle from Ash.
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Wow I’m amazed at all of the kind comments! This was my first ever video, I thought it’d be fun to try! I have a few others now and am enjoying making them so subscribe if you’d like to see more! ☺️
Can you fix my life like you fixed this hammer?😂😂😂😂
I so enjoy watching the old be made new again. Thank you for the video.
Lovely job well done😊
Very nice. The finished product is amazing. Love the wooden handle.
Beautiful work. Can’t wait to see your next project!
Большинство зрителей эстетика завораживает, практичность не на первом месте. А так красиво!
I have, and still use, that exact hammer. From an old railroader. The steel is super hard and will chip with hard use.
You have a very understanding spouse; when I bring my projects in to scrub them off my neighbors 5 miles down the road can hear and see the reaction; there is usually a mushroom cloud.
Great job! I wish I could do handles as good as that!
This is/was amazing. The end result is better than some new hammers from stores, great job. For a first video, you did a really great job, I love the fast forward and the sounds.
Well done, man!
Has to be one of the most beautiful hammer head restoration I have seen yet!!!!!!
Bravissimo 👏👏👏
Un artista. Grande manualità e precisione nei dettagli. Personalmente non lo useri più come martello. Si potrebbe utilizzare come soprammobile e sicuramente farebbe una bella figura.
well done, i like the way you sand and finish it!
great job! beautiful hammer.
This is so good! If you take requests would love to see a rusty trumpet restoration sometime!
Definitely the best hammer restoration video I’ve ever watched
I really like how you used wood wedges to secure the hammer head ...I do not use metal wedges unless I have to or maybe use them on a big sledge hammer or splitting maul