I started playing the Hammered Dulcimer soon after, and like many players, I had noticed that there were numerous hammer makers, and even more hammer designs out there. 

My collection of hammers grew as I tried many different styles. It wasn’t long before I discovered that, unequivocally, Bob Bedard’s hammers were the highest quality I had ever used.  Bob is a true craftsman. 
 
We had the pleasure of meeting Bob and his lovely wife Pauline at the Winter Creek Reunion Dulcimer Festival in Bennington, OK in 2011.  We immediately hit it off and started communicating over the phone and through email.  As a fellow woodworker, I offered to help him any way I could, and Wolf Hill Woodworking started selling Bob’s hammers on eBay and at festivals we attended.  Bob offered to teach me his techniques and I spent a week in his workshop learning from him. 
 
In 2013, with Bob's blessing, I started practicing making hammers by making practice hammers, and Wolf Hill Woodworking’s felted Stealth Hammer was born.  Over the years I’ve refined my hammer making skills and we’ve built our business with the goal of continuing Bob’s legacy of producing the finest, individually hand-made hammered dulcimer hammers available, as well as our own line of stands and other folk music related products.