Soft hammer

[Mr Moofo]

I need one - and know that someone mentioned a specific brand of copper / hide combo.
Recommendations?

[Screwdriver]

Thor.

Yeah. I know right...

[Mr Moofo]

Thor.

Yeah. I know right...

I thor-t it might be

[Skub]

Thor.

That.

I have Thor hide wallets decades old and still useable.

[Rockburner]

Best tool there is.

[slowsider]

Thor.

That.

I have Thor hide wallets decades old and still useable.

With the original 10 bob note in ?

[Skub]

With the original 10 bob note in ?

Yeah man,all as good as new.

[slowsider]

Any white fivers?

[Skub]

Any white fivers?

If I posted pics of them,someone might burglarise me.

White fivers are keepers.

[Mr Moofo]

Thor.

Yeah. I know right...

what's a good "general twatting" size to go for ?

[Rockburner]

Thor.

Yeah. I know right...

what's a good "general twatting" size to go for ?

Iirc I have a 2 and a 3, both good

[demographic]

Think my Thor copper rawhide mallet is a number 2, was using it today to persuade timber frames into final position.
Says it was made in Shirley, Birmingham on it.

I replaced the rawhide bit a few years ago as it was past its best and you can also get replacement copper pucks.

[Mr Moofo]

Think my Thor copper rawhide mallet is a number 2, was using it today to persuade timber frames into final position.
Says it was made in Shirley, Birmingham on it.

I replaced the rawhide bit a few years ago as it was past its best and you can also get replacement copper pucks.

Shirley is in Solihull not in Brum. The residents would be very upset.

[demographic]

The residents would be very upset.

I'd imagine a bat across the back of the lug with the copper face would quiet em down.

This isn't mine but it says the same as mine.

[JackyJoll]

Thor the mighty thunder god leapt upon his filly.

“I’m Thor!” he cried; the horse replied: “Well use a thaddle, thilly.”

[demographic]

Heres the one I have and it is a number 2.
Thats a bit big and numb for a lot of jobs and I'd like a smaller one but its quite good for knocking timber frames into place.
I have a replacement copper puck for it but just not got round to drilling and chiselling the old one out yet.
The rawhide was pretty easy to replace though.

[Mr Moofo]

The residents would be very upset.

I'd imagine a bat across the back of the lug with the copper face would quiet em down.

This isn't mine but it says the same as mine.

I will wait and see what mine says
( BTW I grew up in Solihull - Shirley was the down market bit - but not as bad as Chelmsey Wood)

[David]

Nothing is as bad as Chelmsley Wood.

[iansoady]

The company (originally rather aptly called the Birmingham Belting Company) is still in Highlands Road near the old Lucas Aerospace building.

[GuzziPaul]

Another vote for Thor again. Used mine tonight to ease the sump off the Guzzi. It didn't move after the very first gentle tap, after a closer look with a torch I'd missed a bolt in a recess near the drain plug.