Desert Ironwood Brass Setting Hammer

I was able to get ahold of a piece of desert ironwood straight from a friends property in the Tuscan Desert. After milling the log, one piece was the perfect size for a setting hammer handle. Having recently made another one out of mulga, tge process was fresh in my mind and the project took about 3 hours start to finish.
The mortise was drilled, the holes were connected using a chainsaw file, then the corners were squared up using a mill file. Two of the wallls of the mortise were filed at a 2.5 deg. angle, and the tenon is double wedged and epoxied in place.
The handle is just shy of 10.25" long and was shaped using a super aggresive half round bastard file and smoothed with a very fine file.
If i remember correctly, the final piece came in at just under 12oz.
The purpose of a setting hammer is to adjust the irons in your old wedged planes. The head is brass, as to not mushroom the head of you plane irons.