Making a Machinist's Hammer from Hemingway Kits

In this video I make a Machinist's Hammer from Hemingway kits. The hammer is turned from mild steel, phosphor bronze and aluminium on the lathe. It's beautifully balanced and is very useful for tapping stock down in the vice and for accurately setting work in the lathe, drill press or milling machine. I use my set over centre taper turning attachment that I made in a previous video, find that here; https://youtu.be/028wW5axznE Buy the kit from Hemingway; http://www.hemingwaykits.com/acatalog/Machinist_s_Hammer.html Support the channel; https://www.patreon.com/joneseymakes Buy project plans, 3D printable items and merch! https://www.joneseymakes.com/ Check me out on instagram; https://www.instagram.com/joneseymakes/ Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Making a Machinist's Hammer 0:51 Hammer plans and kit 1:06 Making the handle 4:34 Making the head 13:03 Making the nut 14:10 Slotting the screw head 15:14 Assembly 15:54 Using the hammer 16:06 Conclusion