How To Make A Tucking Hammer For Shrinking Sheet Metal!!
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2022
- On this episode of Make It Kustom, I build the ‘Mother Tucker’ . This heavy hitting nylon tipped hammer is perfect for shrinking sheet metal quickly.
Materials:
16” hickory handle
2” aluminum round bar 6” long
2” nylon round bar 2 pieces 3” long
4- 3/8” coarse thread x 1/2” set screws
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Wow! Thanks for the shout out Karl. Very much appreciated. Another great build video as well.
No auto-feed. You are still part of the process. Many don’t have the patience or understand what that means. Great job.
Thanks Steve 👊👊👊
First, let me say, “thank you” for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us through your channel. You inspired me to try my hand at metal working.
Secondly, That’s a great tool! I am adding that to my growing, “I want it” list of tools, especially since my current tooling is the HF basic hammer and dolly set and some wood working tools I am repurposing for working on my 1954 Chevy Advanced Designs 6400 grain truck build.
I hope to create my own videos of the build I am calling Farmageddon since it will be my ‘Mad Max’ style heavy hauler for gravel, hay, trash etc… for our small Kansas farm.
Man you are a mind reader. I've been looking for one and couldn't find one. "Mother Tucker" love the name dude
A little tip I learned a couple years ago. Is to toss a peice of leather over your sandbag. Because much easier to replace a peice of leather then the bag. And cheaper. Since no matter what the meatal will cut into it.
Guys use soft sheet rubber too.
What a Hammer “ The Mother Tucker” 😎👍🇨🇦
Dang it Karl, I haven’t made the dimple dye yet. And here you make another AWESOME Tool video. Yes I Need on of those but I think that I can make it too.
Check out Pro Shaper, Wray has “stumps” lined with EDPM rubber to grip and hold the metal. As always, it’s enjoyable to watch a craftsman at work and learn a few things. 👍
Wray also uses clay which works well.
Surprising he wasn’t mentioned because this is a carbon copy of his hammer he makes and sells
He also makes this exact hammer.
Yes I saw his rubber lined shrinking facilitators! Very cool design he also has a lot of very nice hammers
Karl. Is like the Mr Rogers of metal work. Learn something new every video. 🤟🇨🇦👍
The "Mother Tucker"... Tucking love it! XD
I love seeing these projects, you always do a great job showing how to make them.
I second this comment
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Thanks Shane!
@@gpw203 the satisfaction of useing a tool you have made nothing beats it
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Mate, another great lesson in manufacturing a tool then how to use it, thanx. LONG LIVE THE MOTHER TUCKER.
Yes I need this repertoire of hammers!!!
A wise man told me to use a sacrificial piece of leather between metal and sandbag to keep from cutting into sandbag
Thanks for all your videos and knowledge
I learned that the hard way.
I’m for the Mother tucker Karl! Thanks for another video!
Great build Karl, I like it!...But now I have to buy a milling machine. I hear the problem with tree sections for shrinking stumps. I have three outside "weathering", I just hope they aren't too weathered. If you want a thicker shot bag, get some moose hide. If you don't use hearing protection, I'ma gonna have to shout so you c'n hear me. YES! Make some "Mother Tuckers"! I think that they would be an awesome addition to your tool line!
Great tool made Great tool to use using both hands as it teaches you to be good with a hammer with both hands . It's called memory muscle I think
Great show as always
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Would love to see runs of custom tools. You really should consider a signature series of some kind. They really are works of art.
I think this is definitely one of my paths now thank you for the support!
A helpful tip, usually the handle hole on a hammer is slightly tapered. So when you drive in the wedges, the head cant slide off.
I was going to mention that, but also it is actually hourglass shaped. When a hammer is drifted, it is drifted with a taper from both sides of the eye.
Thanks you for the information that makes sense!
Great video and the hammer turned out awesome, but mostly, thanks for showing that book at the start. As soon as I saw it I wanted to know where to get one.
Hard to find good, simple, project planning books.
Update: I'm buying all 3 of his books off of Amazon.
Link for the book video:
ua-cam.com/video/f1t2QIrIh0Q/v-deo.html
He has his Amazon links in the description.
@@Mach1bud Thank You I very much appreciate it.
Love how you were cutting the faces on the plastic...using the 'Eye'Crometer' & fast hands! ... Such a great channel!
Ha ha I like that!
Yeah Buddy, that's quite the hammer with the perfect name! I so enjoy watching your vids, very straight forward & informative. You've got quite the skillset & lots of knowledge to share! Thank you,, Rock on Brother!
Wow thanks a lot man stoked you dig the videos!
You def need to make the hammer! I dont even do that type of work but i support small business. Would be an awesome tool to have. Simple yet effective. Just like hand tool rescues wrench. i have one of those too and it's awesome. Keep up the good work
That is a great hammer, very impressive performance on the steel table, would love to have one.
Hey Karl, cool video. What's cool about your shop is you have a lot of machinery to make the tool you need or even design a tool. Your going to be one hell of a teacher.
If you were my metal teacher back when I was in highschool, I would have never skipped his class like I did. lol Take care and be safe.
Thanks a lot scott ! 👊👊👊
I think I'd like a mother tucker hammer depending on the cost and more importantly the shipping cost to the us. No lathe here but a U assemble or some assembly required kit would be right up my alley.
First, i enjoy watching machining, i find it fascinating. Thats one reason i bought a lathe. Second i am amazed how quick you moved the metal. Third, always look forward to learning a little more.
I always wanted to get into the fine art of metalwork like yourself, but something always held me back. So i just dabble, as i get closer to retirement i will pick up a little more. Thanks again!
Right on frank! Never too late to dig right in!
Just purchased material to make your hammer. Had to purchase more material than I needed. My buddies will all want one any how. I purchased the 6061 aluminum. Makes a better finish but does cost more. Great videos to watch on these cold Ohio days. Keep it up and thanks.
I would definitely be interested in a Mother Tucker!!
I would be interested in the mother tucker. That mounting screw dimple die would also be awesome to have. Thanks again for another great video!
Oh damn... Here I was getting ready to do my drag show and got all excited... I guess we're talking about a different type of tucking!
Many years back there was a restaurant in Toronto called Mother Tuckers. It's been gone for a long time so shouldn't have any copyright issues. Nice hammer!👍🇨🇦
I have a hammer like that. It has a thread cut in the ends to hold them in. Say a 2” acme thread or so. They come loose a bit but I just keep checking as I use it.
Keep up the great videos always enjoy them.
Love it! I've always said 80% of a build I the name and you knocked it out of the park.
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I'd be up for a "Mother Tucker" for sure. I do have a huge shrinking stump that I roll around the shop. That hammer would be a great addition!
Great design and demo! Thanks!
Awesome content as always! Keep up the great work
Awesome job
Love it thanks for sharing as always!!
That's a Great Idea! So cool, thanks for taking us along on your creation! Would be interested in a Mother Tucker! Mark
Very cool, great instructure videos. Thank you!
Great video. Excellent hammer!
Nice work and thanks again sharing this!
Great video thanks for sharing
Brutal work!! Thanx for the video cheers!
I love making tools almost as much as finishing a project. really cool project! I would be interested in one of the dimple die tools.
Great job, Karl!
Another great demonstration and video. Thanks!
Great video! Definitely a tool I would add to my collection.
great video and explanation as usual. you are by far my favorite channel to watch. Keep up the great work! I look forward to buying some of your up coming products.
Nice addition to the shop.
Nicely made hammer! Always fun to make your own tools.
That's a great design my dude, really clever with the interchangeable heads!!
Great work ... MAN! you are good, love all the video from you
Definitely would love to have one of these!
That is an awesome tool you made
Mother Tucker hammer YES great idea 💡
That’s a sweet azz hammer! I can see people being interested 👍🏼👍🏼
Great instruction videos. Thanks for shareing your knowledge and talent.
Yes Make a run of em . Thank you for the Lessons and great content.
Love it ! Thanks for making this video! 🙏🙌🙌🙌
I'd buy one Karl! And the dimple die tool as well.
Great info thanks for sharing. Yes I would be interested in one of these hammers.
I’m in on one of your Mother Tuckers! And thank you for the outstanding content you put out in your videos. I could watch these all day!
Very sweet design weight looks awesome
Another great video.
Definitely interested in a dimple die!! Great content. Keep it up!
Great video. Nice little hammer
Would love to have one in my hammer arsenal, very kool and thanks for all the very educational vids!
i would definetely order a mother tucker! I love your videos! lot of knowledge
Great tool...
Bruno from France
King of hamers.👍 Realy.
Cheers. 🍻
Another super informative in-depth video. You have great skills. I could have a super time in your workshop.
Super cool, would definitely buy this and the dimple die tool
Great video!
Sweet nice job thanks for sharing.. I could see myself using that for sure!!
Another awesome video Karl , I'd be in for both . I love learning , thanks
I would love to have a Mother Tucker GREAT work
Well done, enjoy the detail. Will keep my eyes open for production of thesee hammers.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion also.
Nice shop.
Another great tool brought to you by japhands
I'm impressed with the hammer for sure would like one for my collection. I like the technique and really appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge.
New quality product on the eShop, contratulations!!!!
Very cool idea neat hammer . Like the way you explain how to use it.
That would be a great Idea to make a run of the Mother tucker. That hammer moves some metal in a short period of time. Great work and loads of info on metal shapping. Again Job Well Done. Thank you Karl
I'm amazed at the tools you come up with! I'm very fortunate to have a pretty decent lathe at home. It's pretty old but still works great! If I didn't have one I would definitely buy one from you.
Great hammer!
I would be interested in a Wammer Hammer! Also looking forward to the Stump video!
Absolutely awesome content!
Watching everything that you've done from the UK and always looking forward to new videos.
If you make more of the "MOTHER TUCKER" to sell to the public I'd love to one.
Keep up the great work as everything that I've been learning from yourself has been helping me with my custom built R33 skyline.
Best regards
Tyran
(South African in England)
lol I pretty much just hit like instantly on your vids b4 I even see em as I have found them ALL INFORMATIVE and very very useful
Love it . I'd buy one !!! Canadian built with pride .
Made pop in ends for similar hammers. A protruding ring machined around the insert like an o-ring and a matching groove in the steel body worked great after the bad ideas were sorted. Needed a relief in the plastic to allow the ring to compress before end swaps were possible but they did go in...once. Aluminium handle wasn't a great idea but the owner/designer/critic eventually seemed to enjoy ating on is bloody hammer.
Yours is a nice one.
Yep. I want one of those Mother Tuckers!! I’ll just keep watching for when you make a run of them.
you should have your own tv show,
Another great video....I feel the need to get on my lathe this afternoon and steal your idea.For me it is more satisfying to make my own tools that going out to buy them, each one has its own story which makes using them more fun.. Please keep the ideas coming
I’m with you on that bill! Have fun making one!
Great lesson, you may want to machine the handle hole in the head with a small angle tapered to have the handle fit better. Great video. Great channel. Take care thanks 😊
Thanks ! Great idea. I’ll definitely do it on the next one!
Plus radiusing the bottom of the hole so the head seats down fully without tearing the hell out of the wood.And really there's supposed to be two wedges holding the head on. A wooden one down the length and the steel one crossways.
Great little big hammer! I was impressed with it's ability! Always a great job!Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much! 🙏🙏🙏
I definitely want one!!!
ANOTHER great video ! I would love to add the Mother Tucker to my collection
Yes I would be interested in the hammer and the dimple die tool. Another great tool project and how to demonstration.