Programmer's Debugging Tool - Log Headed Hammer

Are you a computer programmer or know someone who is? Are you or they frustrated with code? I mean, who isn't, right? (Frustrated with their code, that is...)

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Yep, I'm a programmer at my day job, and a few months ago one of the other developers brought in a funny curio for his desk. It was a small, log headed hammer with a handle that said "Programmer's Debugging Tool". Of course, I had to make one, too. Long story short, I cut down a tree (that was blocking an alleyway) and chopped it up into 5 little logs to make these 5 versions.

Each hammer is unique in that it's a real piece of a former tree, and each handle uses a different font for the text. Each log/head is between 5-3/4" and 6-1/4" in length, and the handle makes the hammer roughly 11" long. Since each one is unique, you will be ordering a specific hammer and not a random one. I only have 5 of these, and you will need to order which one you want by the number next to the hammer in the images.

The text is laser etched into the handle, so it'll probably never wear off and it gives it an interesting texture. The handles aren't stained or finished, just sanded.

I've had the logs drying for quite a few weeks, and the Poplar dowel handle is glued in. I don't know what type of tree it was, except that it was considered a weed/volunteer tree, growing out the side of a building and blocking part of an alleyway.

I don't currently expect to make more of these, but if people want them, I'll see about finding more trees people don't want to make them out of.

PSA: This is expected to just be a display piece, and not for actual usage. I am not responsible for anyone's rage-use of any of these hammers, but I reserve the right to be amused by it.