Making Handles for Smithing Hammers - Handle Marathon!

In this video, I decided I would try to make five handles for various smithing hammers in one single take. It was quite hard fitting it all within 20 minutes, but I got it done and I believe the results were quite good as well. Tell me in the comments what you think!
Many of these hammers have their maker mark worn down, but I believe all of the square ones are from "Hultsbruk"/"Hultafors" (or maybe "Gränsfors" or "Eskilstuna")´, while the ball peen one is marked with "Iggesund", an old ironworks that dates back to early 1600s.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Roughing
6:25 - Profiling
7:46 - Sanding/Scraping/Sanding
10:10 - Detailing
14:25 - Wedges
15:20 - Polishing Faces
18:32 - Finishing
21:10 - End

[@theforelandprojects]

20:55 *Lilac, not liliac.

[@kothandaramanvenkatesan2417]

Tightening the handle with hammer shall be done using gravity by holding the handle gentle

[@theforelandprojects]

Correct! 🙂 It both saves your handles from getting damaged and automatically balances it in regard to the eye of the hammer.