Anso Hammer works - Restoring a Ball Peen Hammer Media
Published: 1 year ago
Hey everyone, welcome back to my YouTube channel! Today's episode is going to be a fascinating one. I'll be taking you on a captivating journey through the process of renovating a hammer, a passion project I've titled Anso Hammerworks - Never Sold - Always Given. This venture is not driven by commercial motives; rather, it stems from my deep appreciation for preserving the legacy of old tools, particularly those from the now-defunct Danish Steel Industry (DSI). Honoring their stories and passing them on to respected makers is the essence of this creative endeavor.
In this episode, I'll be demonstrating the meticulous art of crafting a handle from scratch. It's an intricate process that requires attention to detail, but it's incredibly rewarding to see the transformation take place. One aspect that sets my approach apart is my commitment to achieving a homogenous finish, regardless of the tool's initial condition. I meticulously remove any traces from previous steps, ensuring a seamless and even result.
The philosophy behind this restoration goes beyond just refurbishing a tool; it's a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the indomitable spirit of makers. Through this episode, I hope to share my passion and foster an appreciation for the art of restoration and its significance in preserving the stories of the past.
I'm thrilled to share this experience with you all, so don't forget to tune in and join me on this journey of respect, artistry, and passion for tools. Your feedback and thoughts are always welcome, and I look forward to engaging with you in the comments section. See you there!
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Production
Emptyhead Production https://www.emptyhead.dk
Shooter: Anders Dall Berthelsen https://instagram.com/forgrimtiltv
Editor: Peter Fester Thaysen
Post supervised: Anders Dall Berthelsen
In this episode, I'll be demonstrating the meticulous art of crafting a handle from scratch. It's an intricate process that requires attention to detail, but it's incredibly rewarding to see the transformation take place. One aspect that sets my approach apart is my commitment to achieving a homogenous finish, regardless of the tool's initial condition. I meticulously remove any traces from previous steps, ensuring a seamless and even result.
The philosophy behind this restoration goes beyond just refurbishing a tool; it's a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the indomitable spirit of makers. Through this episode, I hope to share my passion and foster an appreciation for the art of restoration and its significance in preserving the stories of the past.
I'm thrilled to share this experience with you all, so don't forget to tune in and join me on this journey of respect, artistry, and passion for tools. Your feedback and thoughts are always welcome, and I look forward to engaging with you in the comments section. See you there!
For more exclusive content:
Visit my website, where you can browse and buy all my cool products: https://anso-of-denmark.com
Follow me on Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/anso_of_denmark/
Like my Facebook page @ https://www.facebook.com/Ansoofdenmark/
Sign up for my newsletter to get exclusive news, articles and updates right to your inbox: http://eepurl.com/cPUJXn
And be sure to check out my latest online knife show, Launch15 each month on the 15th: https://anso-of-denmark.com/collections/launch-15
Production
Emptyhead Production https://www.emptyhead.dk
Shooter: Anders Dall Berthelsen https://instagram.com/forgrimtiltv
Editor: Peter Fester Thaysen
Post supervised: Anders Dall Berthelsen