I would recommend using boiled linseed oil, rather than the glue. It swells the wood to make a super tight fit, prevents rust, and allows the wedge to be removable, if the head loosens up and needs a fatter wedge
I know this is an older video of yours, but I just wanted you to know that you're pretty quickly becoming one of my favorite woodworkers on UA-cam. Thank you for your content
I would recommend using boiled linseed oil, rather than the glue. It swells the wood to make a super tight fit, prevents rust, and allows the wedge to be removable, if the head loosens up and needs a fatter wedge
I know this is an older video of yours, but I just wanted you to know that you're pretty quickly becoming one of my favorite woodworkers on UA-cam. Thank you for your content
Great handle.
Great job bro. Nice little hammer. Loved the glue idea. I never seen that done before. Thanks for sharing
Outlaw Edge Bladeworks Bushcraft and Survival thanks sir!
For a simple and practical build it looks pretty sweet !
GG Woodwork thanks sir!
Good explanation mate!
Mikhandmaker thanks sir!
i like those hammers. everywhere i look they are throwing them away for some reason, so... now i have many hahaha
A good hammer never goes bad. Save them and use them for gifts if you forget any of your friend's birthdays
Takes a hammer to make a hammer
Hi friend! is it African padauk?
Yes
To quote Red Green: if the women don't find you handsom, at least let them find you handy.
P.S. Red Green is a Canadian comedien.
He was one of my favorite guys to watch growing up. Used to wake up at 6am since it came on at 630 and I didn't want to miss it. Good times.
Are you working in the bedroom? Never seen that before.
Very good! Thank you.