I love that shiny metal! One suggestion. After making that small cuts in the handle, try holding a bare wire in them as lathe turns. Kinda burns them in, blackens them and offers better definition of them.
Thank you very much for watching my videos and giving me advice on my projects, you are right that I could use a wire, but unfortunately I did not think about such a solution, next time i will do this way 😊👍
Whilst it would probably take longer and more work, I'd heat it up then pound back the folds before moving on to the grinder and filing. That said, the result here is a thing of beauty, I always love shiny objects!
Thank you buddy 🤗. Unfortunately, I do not have a metal heating furnace yet, so it really would take a lot more time (even though it already took a long time) but I develop my skills and workshop every day 😊👍
@@landcruiserde You're right, but every hammer gets damaged when used, whether it's polished, painted, cast, or made in any other way, but of course it's a shame to use that hammer 😕
I did not see a crack on the handle but I know that this type of wood looks like this, but I will check it carefully and then write because I'm not sure 😊
I am not a professional so I will not be able to answer this question in detail, but in my opinion the biggest difference in manual sanding is that the oil additionally protects our element against rust (until the next processing step) I haven't done with oil yet but you intrigued me and I'd like to try it 😊 Thank you for your support 😊
I really don't know how much material was rejected because I didn't weigh it before and after, but I know this hammer is very heavy so it hasn't lost its properties 😊
@@customrestoration5317 Thank you too) I'm not sure about the quality of an online translator. I will try to be brief. The fact is that with a wedge made of wood, the tool lasts longer
@@fil950 yes, it is a fact and it looks better, but by driving a metal wedge I could use a lot more force to drive the wedge so it is a good solution when it comes to safety in use, but you are right that it will last longer, maybe next time 😊👍
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Very good Job 👍❤️👍
I am very happy that you like it 🤗
Beautiful restoration.
Thank you buddy, Im happy that you like it 😊👍
Lovely 😍... Great job 👍👏👏🤣💥
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Beautiful!
Thank you very much 😊
Again, Abs. perfect, product, video, work, bravo, bravo, bravo, respect from old BG.
Again thank you very much that help me a lot 😊 have a great day sir
Lovely 😍...Great job 👍👏👏👏💥
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Thank you for your feedback and support me and im glad that you liked it 😊❤
Nice mirror effect 👍
Thank you very much buddy 😎👌
An absolute joy, seeing the love of the smallest details and exacting precision in a "simple" restoration. Well done, what a craftsman!
I am glad that my work has been so appreciated, Thank you very much 🤗
I can't believe how you did it. Great job mate 😎
I appreciate it thank you buddy 😄👍
great restoration, like 👍
Thank you buddy 😊👍
look! a new kid on the block!!!!
me: no, he's an artisan on the block!
❤ Thank you, thank you, thank you 🤗 you are very kind
It is perfect.
thanks 😊
nicecrestoration my friend...i like it.👍👍
Thank you very much buddy 😊👍
good job,good chanel
Thank you very much Marco 😊👍 awesome avatar 😁
Przepiękne jest ten młotek zrobiony i odrestałrowany zabytek pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much 😊
Best regards 🤝
Me: No way he can restore this
Custom Restoration: Hold my tools
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Nice job bro !!!😎😎👍👍
thank you very much 😃👍
I love that shiny metal! One suggestion. After making that small cuts in the handle, try holding a bare wire in them as lathe turns. Kinda burns them in, blackens them and offers better definition of them.
Thank you very much for watching my videos and giving me advice on my projects, you are right that I could use a wire, but unfortunately I did not think about such a solution, next time i will do this way 😊👍
It looks great in the end! The hard work always gives you results :)
Thank you my friend 😊👍 Yes it's true 🙂
عملك رائع جدا ومتقن ابداع رائع وجميل استمر
❤ thank you
Looks great. Almost too pretty to use!
Thank you very much 😊
I really enjoyed the long version.
Im really glad that you liked that 😊👍
Whilst it would probably take longer and more work, I'd heat it up then pound back the folds before moving on to the grinder and filing. That said, the result here is a thing of beauty, I always love shiny objects!
Thank you buddy 🤗. Unfortunately, I do not have a metal heating furnace yet, so it really would take a lot more time (even though it already took a long time) but I develop my skills and workshop every day 😊👍
A very nice handle and a hard polished hammer but only useable as a mirror - a really great job but no restauration.
Thank you very much but why do you think it can only be used as a mirror?
@@customrestoration5317 Your polished hammer is not new hardenet so you can't use the hammer as an hammer without destruction
@@landcruiserde You're right, but every hammer gets damaged when used, whether it's polished, painted, cast, or made in any other way, but of course it's a shame to use that hammer 😕
Wow, now that's mirror finish! :)
Thank you buddy 😊👍 yes it is 😁
Hermoso. Lo jubilaste, me parece bien después de muchos años de martillar. Porque después de esa perfecta restauración, quedó de exhibición.
thank you very much buddy. I also think he deserved his retirement at the exhibition 😊👍
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🤗 thank you very much
At the start, it looked very baroque-en.
And at the end ? I hope you like it 😊 have nice day Mitchel
I may be seeing thing but did the handle crack when putting in the shim I see what looks like a fracture down the handle only looks like 1/2" long
I did not see a crack on the handle but I know that this type of wood looks like this, but I will check it carefully and then write because I'm not sure 😊
Superb restoration ! 😊🇨🇦
Thank you buddy 😊👍
@@customrestoration5317 your welcome 😊
Is it better to wet sand with water or oil? What’s the difference? Thx nice work btw!
I am not a professional so I will not be able to answer this question in detail, but in my opinion the biggest difference in manual sanding is that the oil additionally protects our element against rust (until the next processing step)
I haven't done with oil yet but you intrigued me and I'd like to try it 😊
Thank you for your support 😊
Metal cutting disk on the grinder without the protection cover is unacceptable!
Yes I know but I don't know where is that part I have the grinder so many years and I probably lost it 😔
Fantastic job!!! Please, can you tell me something? What camera model do you use? 🙏👏🤝
Thank you very much buddy 🤗 im gonna send you DM on IG 😊
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Thank you 😊
Perfeito !
😊👍 thank you buddy
Nice job. How many grinding discs did you go through? Looks amazing at the end
I used one disc for cutting and two for grinding. Thank you, Stuart, for your support, and I'm so glad you like it 😊👍
Gostaria de ver o martelo ser levado á forja e reforjado sem perda de material. Quanto de material se perdeu com o desbaste?
I really don't know how much material was rejected because I didn't weigh it before and after, but I know this hammer is very heavy so it hasn't lost its properties 😊
Nice! BTW, is it me, or was there still rust left in the hammer-hole?
Thank you very much 😊
you see right, there is rust left but I treated it with a substance that chemically reacts with the rust and blocks it 😊
Ok, so hit something with it.
Ok 😊 im going to do it in the upcoming video 🙂👍
Клин лучше бы из дерева делать ;)
I was wondering whether or not to use a wooden wedge but I preferred to push the wood very strongly to make it safer to use. Thank you for feedback 😊
@@customrestoration5317 Thank you too) I'm not sure about the quality of an online translator. I will try to be brief. The fact is that with a wedge made of wood, the tool lasts longer
@@fil950
yes, it is a fact and it looks better, but by driving a metal wedge I could use a lot more force to drive the wedge so it is a good solution when it comes to safety in use, but you are right that it will last longer, maybe next time 😊👍
@@customrestoration5317 In any case, thank you for your efforts) I have a like and a subscription
@@fil950 I thank you 😉
А на русском кто-нибудь говорит!)
I don't speak Russian, I use a translator but I have friends who come from Russia 😊👌
Look at that beautiful shaft 👄🤭
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