Recent content by GINIK

Show it. I'm interested. :)

Nice find. :thumbup:

This is an old Forsbacka hammer from 1908 made for stone work. Weight with handle 3,2kg. For people with a strong grip. ;)

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Now with a nice hickory handle. :)

I agree with you. It's a special feeling to hold and work with a hammer several decades old. That's why I keep doing this restoration work instead of buying a new hammer. :)

Before and after pictures.

An old cross pein hammer from TOR. 12 oz. Cleaned up on a wire brush wheel.

Keep up the good restoration work. :thumbup:

Nice hammers and tool cabinet. I see you take good care of your equipment. :thumbup:

My biggest cross pein hammer. Sledge and forging hammers not included. ;) This big boy has a weight of 2,1 kg with handle.

Thats a big one! Show the rest of your hammers. I'm interested. :bounce:

This one is brand new from an old stock. Do you guys know, Mjölner means "Pulverizer"? This hammer certainly does that. :D

I live in Sweden so I guess you don't want to know? ;)

This is an old ball pein hammer head from Tor made in the thirties. Never used (but will be soon :)). Weight 152g. They only stamped numbers on the heads at this time.