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  • Originally posted by redlee View Post
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    What a great looking hammer. Do you have any other treasures that you built ?

    Hal

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      Beaver County Alberta Canada

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      • Beautiful work!

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        • Originally posted by Tungsten dipper View Post
          Beautiful work!
          No kidding! I couldn't bring myself to actually hit anything with them!
          Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

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          • Maybe for crushing Walnuts??

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            • I echo the others in my compliments redlee. And from all this care in making the adjustment hammer I can only assume that the wood planes you use this hammer with are equally shop made and attractive?

              Folks, for what these hammers are intended to hit and how they'll be used I'd suggest that cracking walnuts with them would likely be considered as heavy duty use....
              Chilliwack BC, Canada

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              • An edge finder, made from stainless steel:

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                • world's beastliest transfer punch...

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                  • Originally posted by BCRider View Post
                    I echo the others in my compliments redlee. And from all this care in making the adjustment hammer I can only assume that the wood planes you use this hammer with are equally shop made and attractive?

                    Folks, for what these hammers are intended to hit and how they'll be used I'd suggest that cracking walnuts with them would likely be considered as heavy duty use....
                    Ha thanks, actually I only have one wood plane.
                    Thanks to all.
                    Beaver County Alberta Canada

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                    • In that case you might want to seek some professional attention for your pretty hammer fixation?
                      Chilliwack BC, Canada

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                      • Or buy walnuts.....

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                        • Originally posted by BCRider View Post
                          In that case you might want to seek some professional attention for your pretty hammer fixation?
                          "Maxwell" comes to mind, although they are slightly inconsistent with that.
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                          • Originally posted by J Tiers View Post

                            "Maxwell" comes to mind, although they are slightly inconsistent with that.
                            Maxwell's demon out in the shop maybe if you trust him not to pinch the silver.

                            Sorry. Straying pretty far afield.
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                            "People will occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of the time they will pick themselves up and carry on" : Winston Churchill

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                            • Bought some fibre abrasive wheels on eBay, needed arbors to extend my grinder shaft length and diameter. I really like it so far for removing tool marks on aluminum and deburring.
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                              • just caught up with this thread - some really awesome projects, all with amazing craftsmanship. Very inspirational!

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