Polishing my Hammer - and why you should do it too │ Project Log #1

In this first Project Log, the innuendos run wild. See how many you can spot, I got five.
I discuss and demonstrate the benefits of having a mirror-polished peening hammer for setting rivets in leatherwork, and take you through the way I polished mine.
I've no idea why anyone would watch a 10-minute-long video about hammers, but oh well.
Original idea to polish a hammer came from Harry Rogers -
/ @harryrogers
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Instagram - / sharps.workshop
Etsy - www.etsy.com/u...
Email - [e-mail]
GEAR
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Canon M100 with Meike EF-M to EF/EF-S
Canon 50mm f1.8
Samson Meteor microphone with cheap nasty eBay stand (ceiling mounted)

[@harryrogers]

Great...and a nice hammer...thanks.

[@SharpsWorkshop]

Thanks very much Harry! Much appreciated from someone as knowledgeable as yourself.

[@mattchappell543]

Enjoyed these vids. Keep it up!

[@SharpsWorkshop]

Thanks very much! I hope to make a good few videos in the next few months :)

[@trishcollier1175]

Taking care of your tools is very important. If you don't take care of them, they don't work well, and someone could get hurt.

[@PixHarvey]

Who knew sand paper and a hammer makes such a listenable noise

[@SharpsWorkshop]

It's like accidental ASMR stuff, certainly a hell of a lot more relaxing than the riveting I do with the hammer!