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This is a hammer I cut my name into with my scroll saw a few years back. I made a bunch for custom orders. The idea came from a Patrick Spielman book. In the book the plan was to make a jig to hold the hammer to stop it rolling if the head wasn’t on the table. I just took a piece of plywood that was big enough to make a larger table for the saw, drilled a small hole in it and double sided taped it to the saw table. Hammer was from the discount store for $5.00.
Makes a nice nameplate.
Was very slow to cut.
IIRC I used a #5 PGT blade.
Thanks for looking,
Mike
-- http://www.heartofsackville.ca/
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 452 days ago
Very Cool Mike.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
Grandpa
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#2 posted 452 days ago
Nice touch!
flintbone
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#3 posted 452 days ago
Good one. I have that book.
-- If I had only known, I would have been a locksmith. - Albert Einstein
kiefer
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#4 posted 452 days ago
I like the look of that Mike.
Great idea for a present or for a retired hammer.
Kiefer
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Martyroc
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#5 posted 451 days ago
Nice Job, I like it
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
Joshuah
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#6 posted 451 days ago
I like it! Though I am thinking if I did it I may fill the gaps in with colored epoxy. But still, very nice.
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Mytoya
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#7 posted 142 days ago
Beautiful work!
Bagtown
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#8 posted 142 days ago
Thanks Mytoya.
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