Very nice design on both units! I have been thinking about building a treadle hammer for awhile as I am 71 years old and not as strong as I once was. Thanks!
Not bad, for a '' floor ' design ! Cody !. That pot, controlling the speed. Idea : Maybe consider mounting it, on the floor, with a home made ' lever' attached to the speed control pot. Have this lever, connected to a foot treadle, ( or even a hand held-wired speed control ), near your On/Off mechanism, on the floor. (foot controlled). Kinda like old-fashioned REAL sewing machines. I would agree, on removing one more short leaf, on the top spring; give it more ' whip ' as you stated.
Try to find, some rail road track ; it is 1084 steel. Very good for making 'tools' and frames, for inventions like this. Maybe make another anvil, customized for your ' creative interests'....
Types and design are really matter. In starting industrial revolution types of machines.. Chang after 50years the results and effect also increase. In thinking of single person it's not in notice. For that always think about Mass production. The superiority of working with body strength always need power saver to long work. Less steps mean less afford
Isn't your spring upside down? In this configuration I think the only spring action is from the longest leaf in the spring pack, so if I am right taking all other leafs out will have only a minimal effect on the whip you are trying to optimize. Best regards.
Very nice design on both units! I have been thinking about building a treadle hammer for awhile as I am 71 years old and not as strong as I once was. Thanks!
Amazing video man, thanks so much for sharing!
Not bad, for a '' floor ' design ! Cody !. That pot, controlling the speed. Idea : Maybe consider mounting it, on the floor, with a home made ' lever' attached to the speed control pot. Have this lever, connected to a foot treadle, ( or even a hand held-wired speed control ), near your On/Off mechanism, on the floor. (foot controlled). Kinda like old-fashioned REAL sewing machines. I would agree, on removing one more short leaf, on the top spring; give it more ' whip ' as you stated.
We were in Cody the summer before COVID, I wish I had known about you, great video
Love it..I want to build a power hammer almost like that one..and great treadle hammer..
good work though simple but very useful
Pretty cool!
awesome.
i like that , it should be heavy enough to last a long time
Love your ingenuity...hope i spelt that rite
yup. you spelled it right.....
Try to find, some rail road track ; it is 1084 steel. Very good for making 'tools' and frames, for inventions like this. Maybe make another anvil, customized for your ' creative interests'....
What's the ram weight approximately,
it moves material for you,
nice work sir,
..might not hurt to put some links to your store & website ...
sup good vid
Types and design are really matter.
In starting industrial revolution types of machines.. Chang after 50years the results and effect also increase.
In thinking of single person it's not in notice. For that always think about Mass production. The superiority of working with body strength always need power saver to long work.
Less steps mean less afford
Could you give a closer look at the mechanics of your hammer? Maybe even some measurements would be greatly appreciated
I did another video in depth
@@codyironworks307 ok, thanks. I'll look for it. Nice out of the box design. Well done sir!
Isn't your spring upside down? In this configuration I think the only spring action is from the longest leaf in the spring pack, so if I am right taking all other leafs out will have only a minimal effect on the whip you are trying to optimize. Best regards.
ya but it will lessen the weight then I can use more hammer
Turn buckle!
Thanks for the vid. But next vid, turn the camera sideways.