Forged Japanese Dog Head Hammer

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Making a Japanese style hammer by hand. First time I make an hammer or puch a hole this big, my new forging hammer it’s made!

Big thanks to Nerd Inventor for providing suitable c40 (1040) steel for this project, check his videos here:
Also thanks to my dear friends Dotti and Edo for helping to punch this hole!

Index of operation and materials:
0:15 Cut a jack hammer bit in two to forge into punch and drift
0:52 Both pieces are forged round and squished into ovals. The shorter piece (punch) is also forged to a point.
2:50 Grind and shape both tools with angle grinder and 2×72 belt grinder
3:53 Heat treatment, heat to 825°C, quench in 70°C oil and temper to 230°C for 2hrs
4:40 A wrench is used as handle for the punch
5:11 c40 steel round stock is cut to size
5:37 a rebar piece is welded as handle
6:12 Forge semi-square
6:37 Mark hole position
7:00 Punch the hole
7:45 Drift to size
8:00 Complete forging process by rounding edges and squaring everything up
8:30 Annehaling with coke forge: heat to critical and let cool slowly with the forge
8:56 Grind faces of the hammer heat with belt grinder
9:40 Harden: heat to 850°C and quench in water
9:57 Remove scales with bench grinder and steel wire wheel
10:08 Buff faces with fine polishing compound and cotton wheel
10:22 Tempering with hot drift
11:18 Cut wood for handle (random cutting board leftover wood)
11:25 Mark eye shape
11:35 Shape with homemade finger plane
12:04 Cut slot for wood wedge
12:25 Insert wedge with boiled linseed oil (also applied to handle as finish off camera)
12:40 Also a small steel wedge is used in the opposite direction

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  1. If you want to know more about any particular process shown in this video be sure to check description, I always write detailed list of operations and products used.

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  2. you think you could make the things that go onto to backpacks? you know how theyre plastic right, they break… see where im going here?

  5. Top esse tem o dom

  6. Really sad to see no forearm hair get cut off!

  7. What a stunning and beautiful tool. Amazing job and thanks so much for posting

  9. wait a sec… you said: siii cel'abbiamo fatta! O-O ma siete italiani allora? sarebbe magnifico 😀

  10. travaille bien mais frappe un peut lente

  13. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍♥️

  15. Did anyone else notice that the oil quantity rose when he preheated it?

  16. Anyone else watching the anvil skip across the room in hyperlapse. 😄

  18. i used the hammer to make the hammer

  19. You must like hammering cold steel or you just want the work out

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