I made a hammer with changeable heads from scratch I Dr. Hut of Handcraft

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Hey guys, I hope you liked the video! I also have Instagram, Patreon and Facebook. Here are the links: instagram.com/hutofhandcraft www.patreon.com/DrHutofHandcraft fb.me/HutOfHandcraft

[@LadyLeigh]

Dr H, that is magnificent! Way too good to use, it is an original! Now you need a beautiful storage box for it! Superb!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

😄 Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

[@T_B]

THE coolest hammer that I have ever seen!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

[@LJB103]

This isn't a tool. It's a work of art. Great job!!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@SturleyArt]

Beautiful work. I love how you marked each head with it's periodic symbol. This is the last one of your videos I needed to watch to have seen them all!!! Already looking forward to the next one!!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much for your support! 🙏🏼

[@TSYRR350]

Best video on KZbin hands down! Great job Dr. Hut!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Really appreciate that, thank you 🙏🏼

[@driverat8s]

Beautiful work, I admire your idea of multiple heads. You are best in class.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Wow thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@michaelh.7960]

Tolles Teil, für feine Arbeiten sicher sehr gut zu gebrauchen und tolles Handwerk! Top!!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Vielen Dank! Habe das gute Stück auch schon oft benutzt 🙂

[@shedmanx3640]

Beautiful craftsmanship.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you, much appreciated ! 🙏🏼

[@Amer-dy6vr]

Thanks!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you for your comment 🙂

[@brandonsmith6668]

Absolutely incredible! I desperately want to learn machine work. Great job!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much! Just do it! I also started just this year

[@Gonza768]

Nice tool, excellent job, shure will help you a lot, very unique hammer! greatings!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you very much ! 🙏🏼

[@CoolAgainRestoration]

Nice looking tool 😍

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you mate, much appreciated !

[@zangarretson4536]

Add a weighted head to the group. Nice work

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! What do you mean? Like a very heavy steel one ?

[@zangarretson4536]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Make another head and hollow it out and put lead shot in it for added force opposite of the one your using, similar to a dead blow. Maybe even a leather one. Nice hammer anyway you slice it or shall I say turn it. Lol

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@zangarretson4536 Cool idea, thank you! I also wanted to add a bronze one, but I unfortunately couldn’t get my hands on some bronze that fast (and bronze is ridiculously expensive 😄) Thank you for your support!

[@scharferschnitt1071]

Großartige Arbeits

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Ich danke dir 🙏🏼 Klar kriegst du einen 😄

[@oneshotme]

Great looking hammer and you did an excellent job making it as well!! I like that one hammer for everything you'd need it for Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you very much sir, much appreciated!

[@oneshotme]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft You're very welcome!!

[@BB_Chaptsick]

Pretty spectacular, sir! Such a good tool to have- especially one that you made. And despite nickel plated items being good looking and being resilient , it makes zero sense to plate an item you have to hold with have an allergy towards. Anyways, great project! Excited to see the arbor press. Be safe.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! Yes that’s right, since I want to use it and have to hold it, that wouldn’t have made sense! Thanks for your support!

[@CL-we8tn]

Seconded, awesome project.

[@GT_Racer347]

I wish that I could do that!!! Wow! Frikkin awesome. ❤❤❤

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! 🙏🏼 With a lathe, I am sure you can 🙂

[@larrykelly2838]

Beautiful work

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you!

[@jerrybrown1446]

If I had this hammer, I would put it in a display case. It’s beautiful!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

[@SC.243k]

Wow amazing beautiful idea 👌✌️ thanks my friend 👍👍👍👍👍

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much!

[@R4TeT]

Amazing result!!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@artrobert0875]

Nice work man!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much!

[@RestorationAustralia]

Very cool, looks too nice to work with.😊

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thanks mate, appreciate your support!

[@texas060]

Nice Hammer making. I enjoyed all that wonderful Lath work. It takes skill an a steady hand. It seems as if it was a lot of work which I'm sure wasn't easy at times. Thank you for sharing your Video.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you for your support and comment! Yes it actually wasn’t that easy, because I am not very experienced in working on the lathe, just started this year 😄 But it was a lot of fun!

[@jeromebarois1875]

Wonderful job as always :) I hope the oil will be sufficient to prevent galvanic corrosion and I hope your nickel allergy isn’t confirmed

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you very much Jerome, much appreciated! I used the hammer a couple of times and the handle is still in perfevg shape! 🙂

[@Austeration]

Fantastic work 👍 great job on the lathe. The finished project is spectacular 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much mate 🙏🏼

[@TheJcochrane]

Excellent work my friend 🇻🇪💪👍🏻 Say hello from Venezuela

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thanks man! Greetings from Germany!

[@weekendstuff]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you for your support 🙏🏼

[@MCsCreations]

Really amazing work, dude! Beautiful hammer!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼 stay safe ✌🏻

[@klauszenkert4969]

Topp Arbeit. Sehr schön geworden. 🙂👍👍👍

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Ich danke dir mein bester! Vielen herzlichen Dank nochmal ! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sashamirzayans8465]

Beautiful!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! 🙂

[@misterpatina]

That was super sweet…! Can you make me one? 😊

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you bro! Sure 🫡🙂

[@jamesalsup9135]

Excellent!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you so much!

[@glaglos3414]

10 K ❤ Gratulation 🎉

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

❤️❤️

[@driverat8s]

I made one like that in shop. a lesson in concentricity, 'tween the center and outers. I should feel like one piece, with no perceivable transitions when your fingers observe. We machined with 0 tolerance, or, Dead Nuts.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Would love to see yours, do you have a picture of it? Thank you for your comment!

[@driverat8s]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft I will take one for you. It is in an old tool box from my early days; I will find it.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@driverat8s thank you!

[@driverat8s]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Lots of patina on this, it's been in my tool box 30 + years since my early tool & die days.

[@driverat8s]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft I cannot find my reply with a link to the pictures???

[@persioboni9373]

Perfeito trabalho parabéns 👏

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jeromebarois1875]

You know how to tease your audience: I’m curious about your chemical etching technique 😉

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Hey Jerome, thank you for your comment and your interest! Sorry didn’t reply until yet, I will shortly explain the etching to you, I am currently very busy and want to give you a high quality answer! Thank you for your support! 🙏🏼

[@jeromebarois1875]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Don’t worry, take your time 😊

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Hey Jerome, please excuse me for only being able to answer your comment now. So the etching with Iron (III) chloride: (I will explain the etching of copper for an example) Iron (III) Chloride can easily oxidate copper, so this method is also use in art and industry. For the use in industry the most common example is etching conductive boards. The reaction with copper goes like this: Cu + 2 FeCl3 --> CuCl2 + 2 FeCl2 Iron (III) chloride is acidic: When Iron (III) chloride is dissolved in water the water molecules surround the iron. Unfortunately I can't post a picture here to show you how it looks. --> {Fe(H2O)6} 3+ . The chloride anions of course do the charge balancing. So the iron cation (Fe3+) attract the negative electrons of the water molecules, so the bound between the oxygen and hydrogen in the water molecule gets weakened. In the course of this even protons (H+) get separated. --> acidic The rest of the reaction is pretty simple and just a normal etching process of metals: Since we have a acidic solution, the Fe (III) Cl3 solution oxidates the copper (and aluminium or steal, whatever you want), meaning that they remove electrons from the copper. The electrons bind to the protons and build hydrogen molecules, which leave the solution (it bubbles). Copper ions get removed from the part that get's etched and are ''dissolved'' in the solution -- this is why we see the etching result. In my newest video I used this method on steel to make a plate for the arbor press I restored. I hope my explanation was good enough! If you have further questions don't hesitate to ask. Once again, sorry for answering this late! Thank you for your support!

[@jeromebarois1875]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft thanks a lot for your detailed answer 😊 Indeed, when you mention it, I recall the etching mechanism when etching conductive boards, that completely makes sense.

[@samim208]

Fantastic work, what is the music at the end?

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! Rain Fuse - French Fuse 🙂

[@glaglos3414]

❤️❤️ Great!

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

❤️

[@BunwantedBunnies]

That's cool

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! Glad you like it 🙂

[@Edok3777]

Dear sir. I just gotta say something. KZbin suggested your channel to me and i was glad it did. I love watching channels like yours where old things, or new, are brought to life! With your channel especially i find that i also learning!! Especially when i read through the description that you attach to the title and the commentary through out. There something just zen, relaxing about watching your channel. And here comes my complaint!!! 😅😊 Your cutting away to soon. Or ending the scenes to quickly. Like you don’t show how long it takes you to sand or file. As an example. It just feels your show a few seconds of each stage. I would like to see more basically is what i am saying if your videos were 10 min longer i would watch them all. Basically. Please make it longer. Long explanation sorry. Otherwise you have a new subscriber. Loving the channel.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you for your comment, I am glad you like my work. I will try to implement your suggestion. But I always try to make the video as interesting as possible, so people don’t get bored and skip. I can’t really show how much work I really do because the videos would be hours long 😅 But I will try my best. Thanks again!

[@Edok3777]

Thank you!!! I confess i’ve been binge watching your videos. 😁

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@Edok3777 😄 thank you for your support

[@andrew5689]

Such a cool idea. Also, what lathe are you using?

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you! I have a small Sieg C2 lathe

[@mushfiqurrahman2515]

what type is used for what purpose?

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

The wooden one can be used for chisels for example, without damaging the wooden handle of the chisel. The plastic ones serve the purpose of not harming the material (just like a regular plastic hammer). The steel one is just like a regular hammer you can buy. Brass, copper and aluminum are for example for reshaping of certain materials. For example if you would do reshaping of a aluminium sheet metal with a steel hammer you would damage it, because steel is harder than aluminium. The main purpose of having hammer heads with different materials is having different materials which have different hardnesses

[@mushfiqurrahman2515]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft ah. thanks a lot for explaining. it makes sense.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@mushfiqurrahman2515 you are very welcome :)

[@Darrenb029]

What’s the price for one of those hammers

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

I really appreciate your comment, but it’s not for sale. A couple of people requested that, but because the material itself is quite expensive and of course there is also my working time it would be very expensive. I really don’t want to charge my viewers a ridiculously high price for a hammer. And of course I also have very limited free time in general because of work, university and youtube. I’m sorry 😕

[@MyDirtydan]

Yoooo I'd totally buy one if you made it for me. The work I do I require 3 different hammers, from rubber, steel, and brass, to be able to change the heads would be cool instead of having 3 hammers in my box. I'm not joking by the way about buying one if you're interested.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Hey mate, thank you very much! The problem with selling it is that only the material is very expensive here, especially the copper, brass, silver steel and aluminium. And of course there is also the working time. Would be ridiculously expensive and I wouldn’t want to sell it for an high price like that 😅 but thank you for the request, I appreciate it!

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

I’d buy.

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you 😄

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft so how much?! 😅

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@OrcinusLaryngologist unfortunately it’s not for sale 😅

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft 😓😥😨

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@OrcinusLaryngologist i’m sorry 🥲 But I appreciate your interest a lot 🙏🏼

[@niloofarsadr4649]

HHAAAMMMMEERRR😀😀😀👍👍👍

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

😄😄 merci 🙏🏼

[@Twosist]

Какое применение этого молотка? Зачем сменные насадки?

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Different materials with different properties. For example hitting copper with aluminium or copper, Wood for chisels etc. Just like there are regular hammers with different head materials for sale, this combines different materials in one hammer.

[@Twosist]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft 👍

[@TheSockMonkeyGuy]

It looks too nice to use! 😳 But of course a tool must be used, or else it would have no purpose. Sehr schön Arbeit! 🙂🐵

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

😄 Vielen Dank 🙏🏼

[@nahidnasiriyan1534]

💚💚💚

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

❤️❤️❤️

[@nicolasgener7011]

RIP Mr. Peanut 🥜

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

😄😄

[@davefarrugia3497]

Would you sell them ? If so I’d buy one ☝🏼, I know is a lot of work that went into this project , but that’s an amazing job Sir .

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you very much mate, I really appreciate it. The problem with selling it is that only the material is very expensive here, especially the copper, brass, silver steel and aluminium. And of course there is also the working time. Would be ridiculously expensive and I wouldn’t want to sell it for an high price like that 😅 but thank you for the request, I appreciate it!

[@davefarrugia3497]

@@DrHutOfHandcraft totally understandable mate 👍🏼, that craftsmanship is a dime a dozen , you have a great gift there , and thank you for taking the time to reply , I just wanted to acknowledge your talent to you and I’m glad you saw my comment , have a great day brother .

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

@@davefarrugia3497 Thank you very much for your kind words bro 🙏🏼

[@garageproject22]

👌

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

🙏🏼

[@Blacksheepmylegacy]

Can I buy one 🤦‍♂️

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

If you have a lathe I would rather make one 😄 Would be pretty expensive to purchase it, because the material is pretty expensive and yeah it takes a little while

[@oseiedwards5613]

Sweeet

[@DrHutOfHandcraft]

Thank you!