Some time ago I read an article on how to make a hammer like the one used by
Yueng Chan. It is a small wooden hammer with a brass face. I have searched
my stacks of magazines and used the online index at FWW and Googled, but
can't find that article. Does anyone remember which magazine it was in?

Thanks

Roger

Not trying to be a smart a@#e but saw a small wooden hammer with a copper
face at Bunnings, my local Hardware.
I understand Fitter and Machinist types use them because copper does not
throw off metal fragments.
Whats a Yueng Chan hammer?
Cheers
John

"Roger amd Missy Behnke" wrote in message
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Some time ago I read an article on how to make a hammer like the one used
by Yueng Chan. It is a small wooden hammer with a brass face. I have
searched my stacks of magazines and used the online index at FWW and
Googled, but can't find that article. Does anyone remember which magazine
it was in?

Thanks

Roger

Whats a Yueng Chan hammer?

Try this site. I didn't look through it, but there may be a pic of
it, here.


http://www.crfinefurniture.com/yeung.html

Hope this helps.
Sonny

Roger amd Missy Behnke wrote:
Some time ago I read an article on how to make a hammer like the one used by
Yueng Chan. It is a small wooden hammer with a brass face. I have searched
my stacks of magazines and used the online index at FWW and Googled, but
can't find that article. Does anyone remember which magazine it was in?

Thanks

Roger



How about a brass hammer with a wood face. Made to use on wood hand
planes.

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...40&cat=1,41182

--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

Hors d'oeuvres--a ham sandwich cut
into forty pieces.