VENEER HAMMER, that is.
if you google it, there are a hundred different designs to choose from.
I've made a couple of veneer hammers in the past and somehow, they just manage to "disappear". so, for another Covid Project, I decided to make another one.
I picked up some really nice wood remnants at WoodCraft and really like the look of Canary Wood. so I chose that for this project.
I first started with a prototype made out of HDU just to get the look and feel of what I wanted. then, a paper pattern and cut out with a bandsaw. (it ain't rocket science).
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then the groove for the brass piece is cut on the table saw. the brass piece is cut from a larger flat stock with a hacksaw. buffed to a high shine and 5 minute epoxy secures it in place.
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I can't find the photos right now of how the through tenon was cut.
will post those later when they surface.
now, if only I had some veneer projects to work on !!
.
if you google it, there are a hundred different designs to choose from.
I've made a couple of veneer hammers in the past and somehow, they just manage to "disappear". so, for another Covid Project, I decided to make another one.
I picked up some really nice wood remnants at WoodCraft and really like the look of Canary Wood. so I chose that for this project.
I first started with a prototype made out of HDU just to get the look and feel of what I wanted. then, a paper pattern and cut out with a bandsaw. (it ain't rocket science).
then the groove for the brass piece is cut on the table saw. the brass piece is cut from a larger flat stock with a hacksaw. buffed to a high shine and 5 minute epoxy secures it in place.
I can't find the photos right now of how the through tenon was cut.
will post those later when they surface.
now, if only I had some veneer projects to work on !!
.
