No wedge. Grandmother showed the secret How to put a hammer on the handle without a nail or wedge

Easy way to put a hammer on the handle very easy and simple.*
In this video, I will answer questions such as:
How to put a new handle on a hammer
How to Replace a Wood Handle on a Hammer
Hammer Handle Replacement
Replacing A Hammer Handle
How to fix a hammer
How do you put on a hammer handle?
How do you put a wood handle on a hammer?
How do you secure a hammer head?
How do you put a handle on a sledge hammer?
How do you put a handle on a tool?
How do you mount a hammer head?
How do you nail a hammer?
How do you put an AXE on a handle?
Where should a hammer be gripped?
How do you cut a hammer handle?
How do you remove a hammer handle?
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[@ToDayNesses]

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[@thomas-lo8pl]

I hope anyone who tries this as shown in the video does not get hurt or hurt someone else.

[@LittleGreyWolfForge]

That’s gonna fall off immediately… you still need a wedge. That lube will come back to bite ya.

[@ToDayNesses]

no, it works great, the second hammer that was in the video has been working this way for 5 years now.

[@markdemiljo168]

I am unsure if this is safe. Rubber only last so long. The table you are working on are also not in the best condition.

[@ToDayNesses]

The second hammer has been working well for a long time

[@MarilynStangl]

Would using glue work better than grease? Also, why cut off the extra rubber when that will help protect the handle from over-extended misses!

[@ToDayNesses]

I think glue will work well. At the expense of trimming the rubber, this is only a matter of external aesthetics, you can leave the rubber.

[@unexpectedTrajectory]

Tell me you don't really use your hammer seriously without telling me...

[@montefetters]

Grandma needs to keep to her knitting, because the secret to hammer handles is doing it the way it was designed to be done, it is not that hard to cut a slot for a wedge

[@Chicago_Clout]

Advice from a DP wearing slippers.

[@knokname6466]

Well, I think you should tell your grandmother to mind her business and not pretend to know something about hammers. That handle was ground down so far it'd never have remained in place... and grease on the handle? Not hardly. Grandma didn't l tell you that sanding discs work better on wood than grinding discs?

[@ToDayNesses]

it works great

[@HARVIELL1]

Gloves? Really, don't want to show off tour school girl hands ......

[@ToDayNesses]

grandmother's hands))

[@jamesholdsworth733]

Crap

[@ToDayNesses]

no

[@carrestore]

Beautiful

[@ToDayNesses]

Thanks