Thunder2
Member
I am selling the below hammers, you can find them in the junkyard
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Hi guy's
I just wanted to share my most recent build. It all started from just wanting to know how Solidworks performs. It turned into a learning CAD design, cold cast molding & leather search exercise.
I really wanted a Thor hammer in the design seen in the Avengers film to sit on my bar.
Due to my local molding supplier only selling larger quantities of material I ended up with several hammers instead of just one.
I started by drawing mjolnir in my CAD
Then I broke down the hammer into components & had them custom cut, then my dad helped me whip up the mold boxes:
Now it was time to poor the silicon, I had an epic fail 1st off. I mixed it in a 35 degree day & the silicon set before I could poor it into the boxes.... yep just a 10kg block of rubber.... round 2 came off perfect. Then after many small trial & error tests I managed to get a good mix of resin/aluminium :
I was struggling to find the right leather, but then on an overseas holiday I found the perfect leather for the look I was after. The quality of this leather was unreal.
The it was time to sand, buff, polish & ASSEMBLE........
The end result I was really happy with:
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Hi guy's
I just wanted to share my most recent build. It all started from just wanting to know how Solidworks performs. It turned into a learning CAD design, cold cast molding & leather search exercise.
I really wanted a Thor hammer in the design seen in the Avengers film to sit on my bar.
Due to my local molding supplier only selling larger quantities of material I ended up with several hammers instead of just one.
I started by drawing mjolnir in my CAD
Then I broke down the hammer into components & had them custom cut, then my dad helped me whip up the mold boxes:
Now it was time to poor the silicon, I had an epic fail 1st off. I mixed it in a 35 degree day & the silicon set before I could poor it into the boxes.... yep just a 10kg block of rubber.... round 2 came off perfect. Then after many small trial & error tests I managed to get a good mix of resin/aluminium :
I was struggling to find the right leather, but then on an overseas holiday I found the perfect leather for the look I was after. The quality of this leather was unreal.
The it was time to sand, buff, polish & ASSEMBLE........
The end result I was really happy with:
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