Making a Mini Rounding Hammer
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Hi my name is Paul Pinto and I’m an 18 year old maker from Connecticut. This channel will cover woodworking, metal fabrication, blacksmithing and much more! I will be posting weekly videos of my latest projects so make sure you subscribe!
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I love how you let the tools do the talking in your videos! 👍👍👍
Good shit kid...loving now ..I'd love to see you make a japanese katana using Damascus
Very nice! Made small hammers for kids but not that small. Presents it’s own challenge in punching, drifting tools may need to be made. Tiny fullers too! Good work! Thanks!
Thank you!! I’m glad you liked it
Good job on that small rounding hammer
Love it, Nice work Paul!
cool
I'm making one for sure
You sir deserve more subs
Thank You!!
That’s to dam cool!
You make a hammer with a hammer 👏
Great little tool. The first half of video was essentially the same clip over again. Almost clicked off before you got to the next step.
Do you sell these little hammers?
I would love one!
Hey mate I really love the it. How much are yuh selling them for
Magnific...
Hey, very nice. What type of grinding disc where you using for the fullers? Thanks!
did you build a hydraulic press?
How much for one just like it?
Message me through my website!
What do you use that itty bitty rounding hammer for? Soft small metal projects? Copper, Brass?
Love the hammer- would be great with a high polish for folding/raising silver/copper bowls and hollow-forms if the head was a wee bit longer- once the curve of the form exceeds the length of the head you cannot reach the inner wall curves- make the head a bit longer and put a crown on one side and a flat on the other for planishing- Great presentation! You are coming along!
I’m not sure what I’ll use it for haha but I bet it would be useful for non ferrous projects. I may even try to forge a little anvil to go with it!
That's actually a great idea.
Can I buy a mini hammer?i need something to strike with that’s small,tired of using my crescent wrenches?
nice. do you have them for sale on Amazon or eBay?
They are for sale on my website www.paulpintoblacksmithing.com
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Nice little hammer mate, what are you going to use that for, and I notice you still haven't covered that ceramic wool in your forge, prevent any
chance of damaging your lungs when you get older, I would be remiss if I didn't say anything.
Thanks Len! And I we’ll definitely cover it ASAP I keep forgetting to but luckily the majority of it is covered in refractory mortar there’s just a little area where it has chipped away
Ok mate, just worry about people and their best health, cheers Len.
Use? Well it could be 'used' by a doll. Or a small elf? Mabye just for decoration?
I want this how i can tek this
Для чего нужна перетяжка перед бойками? Просто для красоты, или есть функциональное назначение?
BEAU TRAVAIL
Nice. What is the for Steel?
I use 1045
joe size nice
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Great work man... Found you thanx to Jimmy Diresta... I look forward to your future projects... Sub'd
Thanks man!! I appreciate it
Dude, watching you hammer that hot piece of steel makes me think you should have some special clothes on. If one of those hot pieces gets on your junk you are going to be in for one he'll of a bad day.
I sub argentino 👍
Paul what kind of steel? Did you anneal after heating and how much did it weigh at the end. Good job, now you need to get a smaller touch mark. Be well and be safe
I believe he uses 4140. Im not sure about the annealing part though. When I forge rounding hammers I use 1045 and leave the hammer to cool in the propane forge. However when I do production runs leaving 20 hammers in the forge to cool is not a option. I usually stack them up on a steel plate on the floor. I haven't noticed any difference in grinding between leaving hammers in the forge and just stacking them up on the floor. I use 1045 for all my hammers because it is more forgiving to heat treat and it has more carbon in it than 4140. It is also much cheaper than 4140.
Thanks
Andrew Larson
Thank you Andrew, I'll tell you for a kid Paul dose great work I can't believe how fast that he has learned! Be well and be safe
Im actually younger than Paul :) You can see what I make on my instagram page.
I use 1045 and I annealed the steel afterwards in vermiculite so it would be softer and easier to file. I’m not quite sure now much it weighs but I started with a 1x1x1 cube. And your right I need a smaller touch mark hopefully I’ll order one soon
Your surname is from? (Pinto)
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