my multi tool take 2

[blue dog]

Today i finished round 2 of the multi tool that i have been messing with. I had to wait for a friend of mine to machine a rabbit down the center of the hammer head that i cut off of a hammer that one of the claws broke off of. It is not perfect yet i am sneeking up on it. Right now the entire thing has a weight of 3 pounds. The actual hammer head was from a Hart 20 oz finish hammer. At this point i would like the entire added section to be tighter to the wrench body, and i will make the 1/2" plate section smaller. Saturday morning i will beat on this thing and see what i come up with, stay tuned for the spammer review.

 

[breakfasteatre]

would kill a zombie pretty efficiently

 

[blue dog]

would kill a zombie pretty efficiently

I have givin up trying to kill zombie's, now i just try to co exist with her, i mean them.

 

[jtbinvalrico]

That's a pretty slick idea.......I might find myself at some garage sales to get some old tools to try this myself when Santa brings my welder

 

[bchee]

now the head is too big.
How do you turn a nut that is on a large flat surface?

 

[blue dog]

now the head is too big.
How do you turn a nut that is on a large flat surface?

The head over all is 1.250", it only sticks past the plate section 3/8" on each side. By adding the head only raised the top by 1/2". sure, it is not going to fit into a tight spot, but it still has it's uses. I drove 5 1/2"x5 lags into a section of a para lam to the point that the bolts started to bend, but it did it, then i used the crescent to remove them. I was concerned that after pounding on this thing that the adjuster section might want to fall apart. All went well, so far.
I will beat on this thing some more and re engineer it to my liking as needed.
Now, if i could only make this thing out of unobtainium!