Creating A Texture Hammer from Harbour Freight for Less than $10.00 Make your projects POP!

Creating A Texture Hammer from Harbour Freight for Less than $10.00 Make your projects POP!
Hello all, I've been asked in the past about my texturing hammer, I decided it was time to show you all how to created it on the cheap.
I've used this same technique on texture dies for my press and have created other variations for hammers serving different purposes.
This is a short format video; I hope you all enjoy
The last full-length video did ok after my time away but could have done allot better, if you've read any of this and have the gumption, please share the video and encourage others to see it if relevant
Thank you all so much for your time and see you in the next one.

[@glenndarilek520]

Thanks. From your previous comment I got the Harbor Freight hammer and did the weld splatter on one face. Now I need to do the angle grinder thing on the other face. 👍👍👍

[@wrotiron]

Glad I could help

[@farscape3100]

i had sound on the intro
but when your standing there with the hammer
there was no sound,
while you where talking.
the sound came back on once you
were in your car.
all my best simon

[@wrotiron]

I noticed, not sure what happened I may have to pull video and tee upload another time

[@farscape3100]

@@wrotiron not sure what i missed. but the rest of the video explained it all well...thanks 😊

[@dwwoodbuilds]

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@wrotiron]

Thank you for watching

[@DeepCreekIronWorks]

Glad to see you are back at it sir. I have missed your content. I have a question, do you still sell your templates? I emailed you a couple of times asking about them and got no response. Sorry about all the issues you have had to work through. But glad you are back. Your work is inspiring.

[@wrotiron]

We will eventually start selling templates again for the time being with the wife going back to work and our hectic schedules with the family of seven and been too much on our plate

[@carson535]

Cool! Thanks

[@wrotiron]

Thank you

[@brysonalden5414]

Thanks! Sadly, following your instruction to forget all I know about welding is rather easy, but at least I'm getting better at it.

[@y-notforge8913]

..perty good idea! i wonder how it would look on like handles, grill tools and fireplace sets...

[@wrotiron]

I use it often anytime something needs that little extra razzle dazzle. Worth a good wax coat or braising you can really make items stand out

[@eviltwinx]

How durable is the MIG weld side?

[@wrotiron]

I've used mine for nearly 2 years and only recently added more weld to it. Regardless it's only a couple minute revamp if it needs it

[@judsonsdiscretionarymetalw5866]

Depends on the wire or rod you use due to differences in alloy hardness/toughness, but quick and easy to restore if it gets beat down.