I think i corrected the comment settings. Now anyone with a Gmail account should be able to post comments. I think. I really have no idea what the fuck I'm doing.
I figured I would start 2012 by welcoming myself into 2008! P.S. I have a working phone again for those of you who haven't been able to call for 4 weeks. Iphone 4s
I worked on another hammer tonight. I ordered a new handle for this a few weeks ago, and the first one came in warped from Snap-on. They were really helpful and sent another one right away, but the holidays slowed the shipping.
I bought this hammer on Ebay, it's an old Blue Point BF612. It had the original handle that was in usable condition, but I decided to go for the "restomod" look to match my other hammers because I'm insane.
The handle on this one needed a lot of shaving, I think the eye is smaller in the older Blue Point heads.
Tapped the wood wedge in and ground it flush
I decided to use one steel wedge on this hammer because the fit was so tight. Here is a comparison against a Snap-on BF618B factory assembled hammer.
Done.
Here it is next to a 1967 Snap-on BF615 hammer, resored by Hammer1963 on the garage journal forums. The forgings are very similar, if not identical.
This will be a nice hammer for light bumping near edges, since the faces are much smaller than most fo the other hammers.
The hammer drawer spilled into a second hammer drawer with the new toolbox addition.
I bought a few plastic bins for organizing the new top chest. This purchase was easy on the budget!
LA's Totally Awesome is totally awesome.
They really helped clean up a few of the drawers.
MOAR MAZAK!
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