Making a Brass Hammer - Machining 

Love the little hammer! One thing you might try as an improvement or more versatility would be to round one end of the hammer keep it flat faced but round shape. A little more work for sure but might be worth it in tight spaces. Love your other projects as well! Keep the vids coming.

Came out awesome!

Brass is always beautiful. We'd all like to have the skills of Tony or Abom 😁

Brass hammy is sick. Love it. You’re head is proportionally large compared to your body. Congrats, I hear that’s a prerequisite for being on TV (Tom cruise and Jay Leno come to mind.). Just wanted to throw a shout out for the good content.

Glad to see you expand your world with a lathe and mill. Now you can make ANYTHING! Good job.

Glad to see that Bridgeport in action!

Glad you enjoyed making the brass hammer ! Thanks for your time and effort bro Anthony Kent

Great Job!

Happy to see that you are making video's again paul.

Cool build, always fun learning new things. Looks great

Beautiful. Very nice hammer and Bridgeport skills

Awesome work Paul! 👍🏻👊🏻

This is truly a work of art!!

Nice job, good looking hammer.

That's amazing brass hammer wow 😁😁

Hi Paul, nice job machining the hammer. I would always try minimise offsetting the head of the mill so I don't have to keep clocking it up. I am assuming you don't have a 45deg cutter and that is why you did the chamfer the way you did, you could also setup you piece on an angle block in the vice to accomplish the same thing. Hope this helps

Well done! Great work as usual.

Nicely done dude 🤜🏽

Paul I really enjoyed the video. I started doing some machining to compliment blacksmithing about a year-and-a-half ago so the video was very relevant for me keep them coming. Also the isotunes I also use the model that you reviewed I also had the pro model and I buy think that the model you reviewed is much better for hearing protection purposes I don't even use the pro model anymore although I may get a second of the extra model because my battery usually runs dead before the 10 hours advertised time so it's nice to have another one charged up and ready to go. Thanks again Paul PS the tools you made for me or working out great I believe I may order a couple of your hammers in the near future.

You can take WAY deeper passes, especially on something as soft as brass or Aluminum. Do some experimenting, you will be surprised. Great job on the hammer! It's really cool looking.

Stuning work!! Complements from Lisbon, Portugal!! :)

Bass hammer 🔨 very cool

Neat little hammer. Needs to hang on the shop wall. If you hammer with it it will get messed up quick. Now, machine a brass anvil to go with it.

Need more posting on here though

That Clausing lathe sounds like it has a CVT transmission haha. Check out the videos by Randy Richard in the shop. Sounds like a broken disc or tightening mechanism.

nice job broo very inspirational one question tho whats your etnicity last name sounds spanish

Where’d you get the brass?

Not bad! If you want more views, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)

Is it available for purchase? I can add it to my all next to my tiny rounding hammer

I was told by a machinist not to use compressed air to blow away the chip, anything more than what you can blow with your breath can drive the chip to where it shouldn't be. I bought a big box of chip brushes from harbor freight for my lathe after he told me that. Don't take my word for it though, but it might be a good heads up if you can verify.

"Tappy tap tap" -AVE-

does this hammer reminds anyone else of the comic book's stormbreaker?

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Lovely job mate, worked out well, did you get my email?

Learn by doing, dude.

Has anyone told you that you kinda, in a way, look like Mac Miller?