HABU \\ Forging A Wild Damascus Hammer
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This project is a perfect example for stepping out of your comfort zone and trying something new! I really love how this hammer came out!!
Have fun and get inspired!
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Disclaimer: This is NOT a instructional "step-by-step" "how to" video! It is just an inspiration for you, and also an advertising for my person and skills... Hassan Abu-Izmero(HABU)
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Absolutely the most beautiful Hammer I've ever seen and believe me 35 years of framing I've seen a lot LOL. Did a really good job of keeping evenness on that for using grinders and buffers handheld awesome job!
I agreed with u sir... it's awesome
Never seen a prettier hammer in 50 years. 💜
Having watched this, and seeing the level of care which goes into it, I can say that would very much like a set of hammers, and other tools, like this for my jewellers bench.
Because, what would be better than making art, with art?
That was totally WICKED! It's been 42 years since I lasted forged a piece of metal and watching you produce that really makes me wonder why I chose the path I did! Thank you for bringing your craftsmanship to RUclips for old guys like me! Peace!
THIS DUDE IS ONE HELL OF A CRAFTSMAN, GREAT JOB....THE HEAD IS ALMOST SYMMETRICAL WITH THE LINES ON EITHER SIDE OF THE HANDLE
OMG I just showed this to my husband and he had the same reaction I did and WOW what a BEAUTIFUL piece. This hammer is bad---! Well done!!!
Very satisfying, excellent work
@Alex Lars I'm from Trinity, NC. Born and raised here in Trinity. My given name is Mary Martha but when I was 3 or 4 the lady who kept me while my parents worked Nick named me Marti and that's all I've ever known. I've only met maybe 2 other ladies named Marti. It's definitely a rare name.
Showed this to my five year old daughter. Every other scene. "Wow, daddy, look at that!" Beautiful hammer
Daumen hoch... die Typen bei forged in fire brechen sich regelmäßig die Ohren und du haust so ein Ding hier raus. TOP!
I’m so envious of someone having such skill!!!
I think no one would dare to hammer a nail with this hammer
The last true Kazakh King can use it on Damascus nails
Something like that should most especially be used as a tool.
A prized tool but definitely used.
Definitely a thing of beauty but not meant to be stored away...
I would.
I'd do more than drive nails with it.
That's a 2 pound club hammer not a carpenters hammer. Either way I'd beat the shit out of everything with it not put it in my momma's china cabinet.
I love to see people making just beautiful work !! AWESOME
i love the chunky damascus more than the super fine lines. it looks like it means business.
Awesome! I have much admirationfor people with creative abilities like you
Thank you very much 😉🤙🏼
This is a perfect example of craftmanship ladies and gentlemen.
A very nice looking hammer. Like the fact that you did a courser Damascus pattern since all I see from everybody else are fine ones.
Thanks
Oh great design. Saw such a fantastic hammer for the first time. I like this hammer very much.
I never see the coffee process before, great job
Thank you
@@HABU is it really coffee! What is the liquid? Black oxyde?
If I had the money I would pay $1000 for a hammer like that, but I would be afraid to use it. Awesome fantastic and unique work. You're a force to reckon with...
@@zungruitelbitladnaternoche7305 Yes it's a coffee etch
I've hammered coffee before. but never coffee'd a hammer.
To say i'm surprised at the fantastic result is an understatement
Love love love seeing skilled craftsmen take raw ingredients and produce functional, beautiful tools.
Great video.. Thank you.
Wow that thing is a work of art. Awesome work, would be nice to see a bearded axe made in a similar way.
Thank you very much
"My god, look at that hammer.. it's not a tool, it's a work of art."
Goes to the comment section.
Hamza already has this one covered.
@@HABU very nice indeed sirSir!
New to your channel today, just saw the pliers video n now the hammer video . Your work is very nice.
I'm curious how I just found a channel this large? As I've been almost exclusively watching forging channels daily for over a year. RUclips??? I'd rather see sugestion on forging channels than ancient aliens and food court channels!!! Lol
That said, Howdy sirSir from West Texas, pleasure to make your aquaintence. If it's alright w you I'll get you a sub and follow your work.
🙏blessings abundant now
Crawford out 🧙♂️
Coolest hammer I've ever seen born. That coffee was pretty strong, nearly as strong as I like to drink it! I particularly love how the carbon line flows around where the handle comes through. Brilliant!
This popped up as a recommendation. Watched all of it and happy I did! Simply a beautiful piece work, art, Earth!!
That has to be one of the best hammers I have seen made on RUclips . The Damascus turned out fantastic .
What a stunning and beautiful piece of work here - thank you for creating such beautiful tools and for sharing this with us. You are an artist-forger.
Thank you very much!
You are a true craftsman bro,,that thing is amazing.
You sir are a craftsman. Thanks for sharing.
My heart almost stopped when I thought you ruined that handle with black and red paint.... oh man seeing that it were two stains was so satisfying afterwards :D
Amazing that instant coffee can etch hardened steel. Imagine it's etching my stomach pretty good too.
ryan olson coffee isn’t really etching the steel it’s more so staining it. Certain metal stains darker because it is easier to stain.
Nice job,interesting coffee reaction on the metal,👍🏻
dear santa... a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. many thx for sharing!
That hammer is too beautiful to use.
how the hell can anyone not like this..amazing mate
I absolutely love this, you always see videos of people making fancy knives and swords, why not a hammer, i use hammers everyday why shouldn't everyday tools be well crafted works of art.
I don’t need it,
but I still want it.
Master, I admire your work!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much
That's real craftsmanship, tools like that are the kind you hang on the wall in your shop just to show people what kind of work you can do.
Thank you very much!😁😎
Love for Syria from Pakistan
Great work Hassan
That sledgehammer really rocks the big one...
Nice work. That coffee etching was interesting. And I like how the end grain on the top of the handle matches the pattern on the hammer head.
Thanks a lot
The most beautiful work of art.Thank you. Satisfying to watch.
didn't know dunking metal into a cup of instant coffee could give such a nice result
Dieser Hammer ist mal echt der Hammer. Es ist zwar im grunde ein Gebrauchsgegenstand, aber Ey mal ehrlich, dieser ist Kunst.
Красота! Таким молотком на гвоздь рука не поднимется))
Да как экспонат, хотя видно, что крепкий.
@@user-yl1rd7wf4c как экспонат наверно неплохо. вот калёный молоток да ещё из дамаска это оригинально, ни разу не видел.
@@user-ir5qj6bp9k каленный это хорошо и будет работать, хотя такой жалко
@@user-yl1rd7wf4c калёный это плохо как раз, потому что будет колоться и осколки будут отлетать как пули. Молоток не должен быть сильно твердым, но и не мягким.
@@user-ru7jf9ip3y Молоток должен быть твердым. Закалка нужна. Колется инструмент НЕПРАВИЛЬНО закаленный. Как мягким работать то? Каждый день "гриб" стачивать?
Me sirvió para reconocer todo el trabajo que detrás de un martillo forjado. Hace que le demos un valor más verdadero a las herramientas y al trabajo de quienes las hacen. Gran video.
Да это произведение искусства 👍👍👍
Ein echtes Unikat . Sieht Hammer aus , der Gerät . Stiehl past wie Faust auf Auge . Tolles Projekt .
Vielen Dank 😎🤙🏼
Well I have learned something about instant coffee that I never knew before, it can stain metal.mmm
#TonkaRampHoist 🛠
Definitely the coolest hammer on Earth
amazing skills my man. I take my hat off to you.
Almost too nice to use? Almost!! I would use it all the time!!! Beautiful craftsmanship!!!
Thank you very much man!😎🤙🏼
Well done. It's piece of art, not only tool. You made hammer but very likely you won't use this to hammering nails. I think you hang it on the wall and look at this.
Thank you very much!
marq666 not really what a mini sledge is used for but yea.
This video has the perfect amount of narration.
😉
You can acid etch Damascus with instant coffee??
You learn something new every day!
Like one third of the jar, a lot of coffee
Yea you need a ton of coffee and it’s gotta be the cheapest instant coffee there is. It’s also more of a stain then etching it.
Buying fuck tons of coffee is probably cheaper than buying acid
i call bullshit
Generally you etch it with ferric chloride to bring out the layers...then make super strong super cheap instant coffee and keep it hot..it darkens the dark spots of the etch ... By stong I mean a small jar of cheap instant coffee for a cup of water....
It's a work of art, simply amazing.
It was a joy to watch the video.
Beautiful!!
Thank you!
Gorgeous!!! Came out beautifully ⚒🛠🔨⛏
Did anybody else noticed DIRESTA on the table?
haha yup, wierd
No...only you did.
No, I just couldn't possibly notice it then either . . .
An incredible work of art that deserves to be displayed. The masters make it look easy.
A nice twist in the metal would really go well in a hammer
Mani Wasaki wow you are completely right. Ive never done any metal work. But I’ve watched other forgers twist and then fold their metal for patterns. Would have turned this piece into a completely different animal.
Would it be beneficial? Or is that just artistic?
@@ianz28 I think, the twist will add strength, just imagine it to be a bunch of metal pieces together without welding or forging. The straight ones will fall apart, the twisted ones will help each other to stay together. So I'm assuming, it will be beneficial
@@ianz28 yes, but every layer added and every twist added is only incremental strength added. This hammer is already not able to be broken by the force of any human using it. Even the handle couldn't be crushed, everything is compact and solid. It would last a solid 150 years before refurbishing or retirement, depending on how well the wood holds up. I just saw a video last month of a post digger from 120 years ago still being used by a construction worker, original wood and all. It's all about construction quality.
Absolutely beautiful workmanship. Perfect.
Когда, инструмент превращается в фетиш.
Kunst kommt von können. Außergewöhnlich!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very very beautiful! Excelent job, man! Congratutions from Brasil.
Thank you very much 😎🤙🏼
It’s a BEAUTY !!!!! Well done !! 👍🏻
That thing is too damn beautiful I would never be able to hit anything with it good job man you got my sub
I sort of assumed it was for hitting *people* with, not things...
This guy has a gift.
what a great beauty, greetings from Germany
I did not understand why you cut and welded the steel back together until that reveal. My jaw dropped. So beautiful.
Thank you
I want to see Diresta react to this!
Isherwood Williams would cherish that hammer.
That's how strong my grandparents make their cofee
LOL
So many things you could make using that metal tattooing method. Pieces of art! Awesome work
Wow oh my goodness thisisa perfect Hamer!
Amazing work. Must be very satisfying to be able to make things like that. I have never had the time to invest in a craft like this but I was a stone mason for many many years before becoming disabled. I miss the hands on crafting.
Thank you very much!
Did Jimmy Diresta autograph your bench?
The weaving pattern looks awesome.
Thank you 😎🤙🏼
Вот сделал молоток. И как им теперь пользоваться? Только на стену повесить и смотреть на него.
ахахахаха! чувак-молоток!
Awesome... You just made my day . Cheers brother. My grandfather was blacksmith im the traditional sense of the word...
Huh? Trust me I am an engineer but never saw coffee etching 2 different metals differently before. Will try that nice job.
Okay, so it's not just me....
Very impressive work ! 👍
There is no possible way I would feel all right about using this tool for its intended purpose.
This is one of, if not the best hammer i have seen. and i have seen a lot of hammers. Beautiful Work!
Whoah, what a great pattern! Looks really cool! :+1:
Thank you 😎🤙🏼
nunca hubiera imaginado que la vera saliera con café soluble ;)... que pieza mas increíble este martillo de damasco!!!
Gracias 😁
I'm never drinking instant coffee again.
@White Marlin I do.
Quoi dire....?!! Beau travail Monsieur !!!! 🙏
1 Молоток нельзя закаливать!
2 Рукоять НЕ должна иметь шип, она сломается в этом месте!
Это всё слесарный курс училища. По этому красота 5, практичность 2.
Да это и закалкой то назвать нельзя, так, слегонца. Масло вспыхнуло и погасло сразу, значит температура была относительно не большая. Да и потом всё равно сделал отпуск.
Ну и этому молотку место над верстаком, на самом самом видном месте. Забивать им гвозди, рука не поднимется )))
Инструмент для полки
Меня тоже удивила закалка.... он же может отколоться при ударе
@@user-ru7jf9ip3y да его и в гостиную повесить можно😁
@@alexgloba9.90 так это для красоты
Beautiful craftmanship.
I didnt known you could use coffee for the pattern
I guess any acid would work. I’ve used mustard before. Coffee seems like a waste and I don’t even like coffee haha, if I was doing metal etching I’d use vinegar or lemon juice. Something I could find without having to mix anything and I assume I could just cap the container and re use it. Unlike coffee seems like it wouldn’t have a good shelf life haha
Now you know what the inside of your stomach looks like now ☕! 🤣
Coffee etching helps dye the none 15n20 steel a darker could. The 15n20 resists it due to the high nickel content.
@@allenwilson9656 I'd say that stomach acid would etch it a little deeper than coffee.
Nice job how much do you sell them for I'd like one
students never learn something like this at colleges or courses their teacher should be ashamed after watching this video.good job and thanks for sharing which some one can learn how is done
What is brown material in 6:55? Thank you!
Instant coffee!
Jimmy gets a lot of love on RUclips. Very nice work.
Nice work, great video. Thanks for sharing (& did you drink that coffee after the etch?)
Thank you very much 😎🤙🏼 haha ehmm no😜
Incredible craftsmanship and design. Wow
Thank you very much😉
was that coffee with water where did you put it? Greetings and good work.
Just like so many, as soon as I saw the thumbnail for that thing I wanted it more than anything I've ever seen made in damascus.
Actually what is that solution you made to get the pattern. Is that was coffee powder in water 🙄🤔
Yes😉
Ohh really super. That was new to me😋
@@ajithjames5919 there many knife smiths that use a coffee etch as a secondary etch after using ferric chloride as a primary etch. The coffee etch makes some metals stand out more than the ferric chloride does.
@@AnatharFrost013 ohh thank you, I have heard about ferric chloride etching. This coffee etching was actually new to me. What about the time span for coffee etching, how long we need to dip the ingot in the solution
How the fuxx is it possible that 1,2k people gave this vid thumbs down? Awesome piece of work mate!
DIRESTA on the table top ???
Great work on a beautiful hammer!! This is becoming a dying art, nice to see it live on thru digital media.
Thank you
Great job. I have to ask though. Did I miss something? How did the instant coffee stain the metal in that fashion?
Martin Guerrero any high acidic based thing should work. Like mustard or vinegar
The pattern in the metal was from him folding the metal...the coffee just brought out the pattern so it's visible
If you drink coffee just imagine what your stomach looks like ! 🤣
Coffee just cleaned it :)
Velký palec nahoru z České republiky👍👍👍,krásná práce mistře👍👍👍.