How to Make the Coolest Little Tap Wrench that you can no Longer Buy

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  @PaskMakes · 3 years ago · pinned

  Brass Hammer Giveaway: <a href="https://paskmakes.com/brass-hammer-giveaway/">https://paskmakes.com/brass-hammer-giveaway/</a><br><br>This was a fun little project, I learned from it and gained a bit more experience on the lathe and milling machine. I also really enjoyed nickel plating which turned out fantastic. :)

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• R.

  @R.Craig.Collins · 3 years ago

  this project just blows me away... you are growing so much as a machinist, to compliment your metal and wood working skills

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• ER

  @erinfinn2273 · 3 years ago

  Ok, that tap wrench is ADORABLE. Don&apos;t ask me why tiny versions of tools are adorable, they just are.

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• UT

  @utoddl · 1 year ago

  So many (true) comments about the shop skills, but I&apos;m continually impressed with the quality of the videography. To make what you do is impressive, but to capture it all and edit down to such a quality presentation deserves high praise as well. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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• IR

  @irishwristwatch2487 · 3 years ago

  As a tool &amp; die maker I must say its very satisfying professionally to see you grow in capabilities the way you are. Its always more satisfying using your own tools!

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• _J

  @_J.F_ · 3 years ago

  Aside from the usual fantastic craftmanship, ingenuity, and attention to detail, the tools you have been making lately are not just tools but pieces of artwork too. Fit equally well in a toolbox/drawer or a display. Watching the process is a real treat too.

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• MI

  @MindForgedManacle · 2 years ago

  I thought the thumbnail was an industrial pregnancy test

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• SL

  @slysi84 · 3 years ago

  Found one of these at the bottom of a box of random taps I&apos;d been given. Cleaned up and its an absolute joy to use. I love it.

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• DA

  @dannyberg4294 · 3 years ago

  “I’m not sure what it is, but I know it’s free” 😂 <br>Beautiful work as always! I love seeing your creative solutions to problems and your ability to get things done with what you have available!

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• TA

  @tanyeewei · 3 years ago

  Nice! I learned from Clickspring that you can countersink the plate before putting the rivet for peening. Then the rivet could be sanded down totally invisible and flat. It stays fixed because the countersink gives it space to expand

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• LE

  @leandersmith6184 · 3 years ago

  Instrument maker is the title from now on.

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• BL

  @blazingmatty123 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcUExbJRr00&amp;t=1192">19:52</a> first we break the chip, then we break the tap

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