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Next, cut the wood flush with the hammer. I didn't do a great job, didn't notice the hand saw was too close to the top. Won't affect the functionality of the hammer. #hammer #repair

Hammer with wood cut off. But the metal is dinged. You can see fire turnout pants and structure boots on a shelf in the background.

AI6YR Ben

@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org replied · 3 weeks ago

Next is the wood wedge. Put it in there, whack it with a different hammer until nice and tight. #hammer #repair

AI6YR Ben

@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org replied · 3 weeks ago

Next, cut the wood flush with the hammer. I didn't do a great job, didn't notice the hand saw was too close to the top. Won't affect the functionality of the hammer. #hammer #repair

AI6YR Ben

@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org replied · 3 weeks ago

Next two metal wedges the other way to really set the handle in place. Won't ever come out, without a drill. Probably will outlive me. #hammer #repair

AI6YR Ben

@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org replied · 3 weeks ago

Now to take care of the most annoying part of this... the labels. Getting them off is a pain, I end up sanding them off because I treat all my handles with linseed oil. #hammer #repair #ReduceRepairReuseRecycle

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