DON'T BUY A HAMMER UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THIS VIDEO! (totally clickbait title!)
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Is clickbaity titling bad? I suppose we shall see.
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Time to "Dress" a hammer... or two... In this video I discuss some reasoning behind dressing a hammer and demonstrate how to dress and contour a hammer face using a belt grinder or other belt based sanding implement. This can be applied to a bench grinder and even an angle grinder, though the easiest and probably the most effective tool is a belt grinder. (one could even use files and sandpaper and a lot of work...)
I also reshape the handle on one of my hammers to be more comfortable and hopefully less fatiguing.
Now for technical information: This video was filmed entirely on a Nexus 6P in 4K except the slow motion video which is 720P at 240fps. I am getting used to Corel Videostudio X9 and learning its quirks and issues, such as audio chopping when speeding up video for a time-lapse. I don't know how to fix it, or if I even can... for now, I apologize for the audio in most of this video.
-----Please Read Description-----
Time to "Dress" a hammer... or two... In this video I discuss some reasoning behind dressing a hammer and demonstrate how to dress and contour a hammer face using a belt grinder or other belt based sanding implement. This can be applied to a bench grinder and even an angle grinder, though the easiest and probably the most effective tool is a belt grinder. (one could even use files and sandpaper and a lot of work...)
I also reshape the handle on one of my hammers to be more comfortable and hopefully less fatiguing.
Now for technical information: This video was filmed entirely on a Nexus 6P in 4K except the slow motion video which is 720P at 240fps. I am getting used to Corel Videostudio X9 and learning its quirks and issues, such as audio chopping when speeding up video for a time-lapse. I don't know how to fix it, or if I even can... for now, I apologize for the audio in most of this video.