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Monster Hunter World | Hammer Tutorial The complete Hammer tutorial for Monster Hunter World. Everything you want to know, in one place! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to leave a LIKE and ... source

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For this project you will need:
Rigid Cardboard tube Get them from any fabric store, particularly on recycling day.
Builders tube 12" Hardware stores everywhere
Puzzle Mats Or EVA foam of some sort
Foam Core
Hot Glue + Glue Gun
Hack Saw
Box Cutter
White Wood Filler + Dry Wall Sand Paper
Gesso Or other primer
Paint Acrylic or spray paint would work best
Step 1: Cut the cardboard tube and builder's tube to the size you want using the hack saw.
Step 2: Measure out and cut circular holes through the builder's tube with the box cutter. Slide the cardboard tube through and glue into place.
Step 3: Measure and cut out foam core circles for either end of the hammer head. Fit them on with hot glue. Measure and cut out puzzle mat to desired size and shape for the handle and bumpers, glue on with hot glue.
Step 4: Apply the wood filler into the cracks around the hammer bumpers and handle. Allow to dry, then sand with dry wall sandpaper for a smooth clean finish. Cover with gesso primer.
Step 5: Trace your pattern onto the hammer (if applicable) and paint.
Step 6: Love your beautiful hammer.