Hey Thor, I've been running some simulations on how to reduce the weight of a hammer while keeping its impact energy constant—think of it as optimizing Thor’s weapon with a bit of code. Want to hear the trade‑offs?

Sure thing. I’m basically doing a parametric sweep: replace steel with carbon‑fiber or titanium alloy where the load‑to‑strength ratio stays above the impact threshold, then run a finite‑element simulation to check the modal frequencies. For the handle I’m using a tapered design that keeps the mass low but increases the moment arm so you still get the same lever arm effect. Finally, I add a little dampening layer inside the head so the energy isn’t just dumped into the shaft. If you can toss me a hammer, I’ll run the mesh and tweak the material mix until the weight drops but the impact stays the same.