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Mason's Broken Hammer Tesla

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Teslo is a carpentry tool having, unlike an ax, a blade perpendicular to the handle. Teslo is used for hollowing wood products from boats, troughs, as well as for hollowing out grooves.
The master made a tesla from a broken mason's hammer, the hammer broke off at the hammer. For the production of Tesla, the master used the following
Tools and materials:
-Bushhammer;
-Paper;
-Pencil;
-USHM;
-Vise;
-Petal circle;
-Retail;
- Paint brush;
- Rust converter;
-File;
-Sandpaper;
-Drill;
-Polishing wheel;
-Oak board;
-Scissors;
- Electric jigsaw;
-A beam saw;
-Plane;
-Skobel;
-Rule;
-Saw;
-Chisel;
-Glue;
-Metal strip;
-Hammer;
-Circular pliers;
-Linseed oil;
- Clamps;
Step One: Design
The first step the master draws a sketch of the future instrument.




Step Two: Trimming, Grinding, Polishing
Trim the hammer with a angle grinder.



Cleans the surface from rust.



Rounds the back of the instrument.




Grinds the surface with a petal wheel.



The master processes the deep cavities with a rust converter.


With the help of a file extends the eye.




Again, the tool is ground first with a flap wheel and then with sandpaper.





Polishes with a polishing wheel with polishing paste.





Step Three: Pen
The master decided to make a pen out of oak. First, he transferred the form of chocks to paper. Then he painted a pen on paper. Cut out the pattern. Moved to wood.




Cut with a jigsaw.


He clamped the workpiece in a vice and cut it to the desired thickness with a hole saw.





Gives the handle the desired shape.














Handles the top of the handle.



Handles the handle with sandpaper.








It handles the head of the handle to the size of the eye.





Unfortunately, the master removed a little more wood than necessary.

To eliminate the gap, the master glues wood shavings.





Glues a piece of wood at the site of the beard (the wedge at the bottom of the adzl near the eye) to the handle.






Step Four: Sharpening
Grinds the surface again.Sharpen the blade.







Step Five: Wedge
Saws the wedging site. A hole is drilled at the bottom.




Handles the handle with sandpaper.



He makes a wooden wedge and sits it in place after applying glue to it.





Makes and installs two metal wedges. The master puts metal wedges perpendicular to the wooden.






It remains to cover the handle with linseed oil.


Teslo is ready.







For comparison, the master shows photos of the resulting tool and a mason's hammer


and also shows the operation of the tool in the video.
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You juggle again, there is no need to appeal for relevance / lack of demand for the manufacturing process. I did not try to discuss the types of various Tesla, I expressed bewilderment at such a labor-intensive manufacturing of an almost unnecessary tool, and brought my vision of quickly making it suddenly needed.
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And what exactly did you not like the respected Scandalist? I lied about different angles of the instrument?
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For me, the tool is not necessary, but before me, probably someone used it. And the master also made himself for work, so he needs him. And about the way to bend or cut, this is purely your opinion. It was more convenient for the master to do as he did. And as for a piece of pipe, instead of a handle, it's generally nonsense. Let's replace all wooden handles with pipe pieces. By the way, you can do this on choppers, shovels and rakes. It will be very creative-)))
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Listen dear, I do not want to offend you in any way, with which I started my comments - there are too many meaningless gestures to receive, but from your words there is not much needed instrument. Your arguments, such as "different angles", on this tesla also do not change, if this interior attribute was made for a specific job (for example, to hollow out a boat), so that it would be difficult to bend the sting to the angle you need, at that time, the benefit is an ordinary hammer do you have a mason? In general, you did not convince me of the appropriateness of the process presented, especially the need to make a wooden handle, I would have welded the pipe, as I did without skim milk, when it became necessary.
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By the way, it turns out I also have tesla at home. She has been lying in the barn for a hundred years. I don’t know where it is from. I definitely never used it. But this does not mean that no one needs it.
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Type in "Teslo" in Google, go to the "pictures" tab and see. A tool named Tesla has various angles.
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It is not clear why this exile. At this angle it will be inconvenient to work. The required angle of attack of the blade can be formed by sharpening the blade. With this geometry, this product can only be slightly pulled over the surface, but not drilled, especially with the use of percussion auxiliary tools (hammers).
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:) So here it is ...... You are a dear author, you are making a tool so as NOT to work. Here is a truly cardinal approach to business, + 10 to karma.
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Do you need a scandal or do you have nothing to do? For a long time, everything has been chewed and chewed. If you do not need such a tool, this does not mean that others do not need it either.
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Wait dear, do you need a tool that you are not able to buy or have nothing to do?
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You at least read the article. The boyka was no longer there, broke off.The option was to throw away or do a useful thing.
Types and types of hammers
Carpenter's hammer It differs in its shape - the back is made in the form of a "dovetail", nail clipper. ...
Joiners Hammers High precision tools. ...
Metalwork hammers ...
Mason's hammer ...
Tiler Hammer ...
Roofers' Hammers ...
Leveling hammers and mallet ...
Sledgehammers and hammers
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you yourself are a mason's hammer. each instrument has its own name - it’s a pick. if it was necessary to make adze - just heat it, rot it and grind it, having previously cut off the striker. will never fly off and be a useful thing. and what you did is brilliantly brilliant
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Khatul Madan,
In the upper part of the butt has a chip and the author cuts it. The lower part also cuts off part of the butt, but leaves a beard. It will be part of the load. And to heat and bend, it is easy to write, but how it will go is unknown. Yes, and you need to warm something. Well, the rest (drying oil, grinding) is a matter of taste.
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My father was very fond of solving chess studies, presented him with very beautiful chess, did not play, he said that it is a pity to have such living pieces!
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The tool is made beautifully, no doubt, but they should not work. In the first place, the butt is too narrow, and the load goes to a break and after half an hour of intensive work the tesla will loosen up despite the strength of the oak hilt. Speaking of the handle, and secondly, the oak, although strong, but fragile and also heavy. I saw the handles of oak hammers, break off exactly at the place of the nozzle. Thirdly, it is not necessary to deify the handle of the working tool, (I’m not comfortable working with coated handles). And grinding and polishing is a private matter. I have one friend who has free access to a galvanic. He chromed the entire instrument for himself. I understand that it is more pleasant to work with a beautiful tool, but not to fanaticism.
The steel of this hammer is really good and, as the Scandalist correctly noted, it is enough to heat the adze near the butt and bend it to it. And the butt will remain wide.
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My son polished the old hammer like that. Moreover, the entire hammer is matte, and the hammer head is mirrored. Now lies. sorry for them to work -)))
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This is a gift copy, an oak hilt soaked with drying oil, a polished blade, a sophisticated butt, how can such beauty work? His place is behind the glass of the sideboard!
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Something I did not understand your thought. What and where should he bend?
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The question is, will he use this wretchedly ... tool ??? If, yes of course, then why didn’t he immediately, the bricklayer’s hammer did not bend at the right angle to the eye without being barred by the method shown?

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