Scales and pins

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Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

The trick with pinning is lots of light taps, not heavy blows

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I have a 1oz hammer but I think that's a bit too light because i tried to tighten up the hinge pin on my Kinfolks and not much happened, what weight do you use?

Glen has a pinning video and I think he was using 4oz.

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Originally Posted by STF

I have a 1oz hammer but I think that's a bit too light because i tried to tighten up the hinge pin on my Kinfolks and not much happened, what weight do you use?

Glen has a pinning video and I think he was using 4oz.

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Steve, here's a short video I made a little while back on how to peen a razor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57YLtNlecOU

How heavy is your hammer Jamie, it looked as light as mine in the vid, maybe 1oz?

I have a 1oz and a 3oz. I use the 1oz most of the time.

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Originally Posted by STF

How heavy is your hammer Jamie, it looked as light as mine in the vid, maybe 1oz?

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Not sure Steve, definitely no heavier than 2oz.

Mines a 4oz. Thor thunder god, I guess. :rock: works for me.!

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Originally Posted by outback

Mines a 4oz. Thor thunder god, I guess. :rock: works for me.!

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Pffffttt! I use a 20oz!

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Originally Posted by markbignosekelly

Pffffttt! I use a 20oz!

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I think you're winding me up.
I have one of those for persuading things that won't cooperate but I doubt I'll ever try to pein a pin with it, unless it won't tighten and has to be taught a lesson maybe :roflmao

Actually, off subject. I only need two tools.

WD40 if it's supposed to move and Duct tape if it isn't!

One ounce hammer

For best performance, make sure you polish your knob, before taking on the deed. :roflmao

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