copper/brass hammer

[Lord Farquhar]

I am looking for a brass hammer or if not available a copper on for doing hot cutting on the hardie as a steel hammer will ding the cutting edge on the hardie and blunten it.

cheers

[Bogflogger]

What about a massive "THOR" hammer?

[Lord Farquhar]

I was thinking cheap thors are not cheap

[Bogflogger]

Certainly ain't, but at least you can replace the striking faces without too much greif.

[Lord Farquhar]

I was looking for somthing about 1000-1500G in weight as well

[Stew]

I might have just the thing.

Give me a minute....

[Stew]

This is a surgical hammer that I rescued from being thrown away from my old place of work.

I was intending to cut it down into bolsters/spacers/whatever but at my workrate, it wouldn't be for some time.

It's copper, weighs 36oz (I had to chuck it on the scales to find out what that is in real money - 1.2kg) and although it shows signs of wear, you can have it free if you think it will be any good.

Face 1:



Face 2:

[Lord Farquhar]

i will have that for free thank you.

and the Photon?

[Bogflogger]

Blimey, What was that used for, anasthesia?

[Stew]

and the Photon?

Don't you mean Photon wannabe?

Didn't you get any from ZDP?

[Stew]

Blimey, What was that used for, anasthesia?

Dunno I just used to send replacements out. I presume they were used with the metal or tuffnol handled chisels to "carve" bones.

[Singeblister]

I expect they used one of those on me when they hammered a ti rod down the inside of my shin bone ,,,,,,,,,, shudder

[Lord Farquhar]

Got the hammer cheers

[Stew]

Excellent. Is the handle long enough or are you going to try extend it?

[Lord Farquhar]

Excellent. Is the handle long enough or are you going to try extend it?

i dont know yet as it has not left my office and gone near a hot bit of steel. I think it will be ok for smaller cuts.