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It had to be done.

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Narrated: Socket Hammer

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Zach Lybrand

Has he gone mad with power? Some say yes, some say no, but we can all agree that it's fascinating to watch this slow descent into tool and tomato related madness.

Brian Fisher

I'm going to need the album version of that song, please.

Loren Watts

1 Million extensions. Like the ship in Space Ball

TheOnespeedbiker

It had to be done... because someone should me one.

Michael Ford

Spraying the cutting lube needs its own sound fx. Sweet.. all the extensions in a single shot!

Brooks Moses

That was masterful trolling, putting the "If you want to make one...." voiceover line over the image of the screwdriver kits you sell. I thought for a moment you were going to be offering kits for socket-hammer heads!

Steve Z

Oh dear, you've given hammer-murderers the perfect excuse... "No your honor, It was not me who entered the property and killed the victim, I simply attended to ensure any bolts within were adequately tight"

Yuri Fassio

You should try to machine a sculpture out of a small steel block.

Joe Dowling

Your skills as a lyricist are matched only by your skills as a machinist. Or is it the other way around?

Curtis Lee Zeitelhack

Why didn't I think of that? Uh, cause I ain't you, oh exalted one!

TBthegr81

Now that singing is worth the Patreon money

Eric Woodley

Needed "Also sprach Zarathustra" for the reveal with all the extensions attached

TwoRavens

I was waiting at the end of the extension reveal for the end to be bare and just hear, "Wait, where the hell is my 10mm socket?!"

Heath Rice

As an Alec Steele enjoyer, watching someone machine a hammer is just bizarre. Absolutely on-brand, I love it.

Bob Coombs

Wonderfully stupid and exquisitely genius. When you start making a 3/8 drive hammer. Love the wooden hammer head.

Marc McKenzie

The addition of extensions makes this hammer so much more useful!

Huge big nut guy

I am Ozyhandius, look on my works and despair

Tim Bird

I roared with laughter at the socket extensions. My 5 year old daughter didn't quite understand at first, but then it made sense to her. Also, making it functional with the different hammer heads was genius.