I've never seen an 'original' print
hammer, but my machine didn't arrive with one, so I obtained
some hammers made by David Tumey, which look like your picture
below. This object does not look anything like that - it's
slightly larger in diameter (about 16mm, which is 0.6" according
to Google) and has rounded corners all around and it also has a
groove around it's outer circumference, which my sample hammer
doesn't. It seems likely though that this is what the previous
owner was using as a hammer. I have no idea what it is or was
originally but I've heard of a few different creative solutions
to repurpose things as hammer covers.
Here's a picture of the mystery item
(left) compared to one of the hammers from David Tumey (right).
Cheers,
Troy
Troy
On 26/05/2022 18:42, Tom Hunter
wrote:
I believe Steve Garrison is right. It looks very much like the print hammer on my 32.
Tom N3CRK
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