Thank you Rune, really enjoying your educational videos! It is great that you have taken a very old craft and made it new again for many of us that have never seen it before!
Love the workshop no expensive tools to get the job better still easy to repair and the added bonus you don’t need to go to a expensive gym for a workout kills two birds with one stone 👍.
Thank you very much!!!! It's the first youtuber who made a video from what I've ask!!!!! I'm super happy, the video is very important for me, now I can made a treadle hammer for my blacksmith project, thank's!!
Very simple tool. That looks like it will do anything with all your tooling that you made. I like how you used a sledge to hold your tools on the post.
I'm so thankful for it. U don't know how happy I am. As wean I will star my Blacksmith I will do al I can not to juse eny elektrisyty. Thanks that u are here. Have been looking al over to find it. Don't stopp u inspire me much
Thanks for posting this Rune, great build and I appreciate the fact that your tools are built well and for everyday use, not shiny show pieces. Time to hit the scrap yard for parts!!
I really appreciate you posting this. Your treadle hammer caught my eye early on. I am working on setting up a forge and foundry myself and I am interested in going as "Hands On" as I can but still want to be able to do things like damascus . Thank you, this is inspirational.
Great, great, great...thank you Bertrand. This turned out to be my favourite series ever. Everyone has powerhammers and fancy tools (not meaning to hurt anyone's feelings)...you, my friend, represent the people :D great video man..
Just got done building my own, did a test run and works quite well. Based on your design, mine unfortunately cannot be buried underground due to my workshop being on a rooftop shed.
I've thought about doing one of these. I have lots of 6x6 posts and other lumber left over from a torn down deck staircase, and I see those little stump anvils going for relatively reasonable prices once in a while.
Nice mallet, or tread hammer; it's effective. You have my highest esteem! If I ever start a forge business, it would be a good place to start. For what little I do, I only need a hammer and a small anvil (currently the head of a 5 kilos hammer).
I have some old garage door springs hanging in an outbuilding that would be perfect for making a treadle hammer. I hope someday to get caught up enough to build one. Thanks for posting the video.
I think I have a line on a cheap 20lb hammer. So as I watch you cycle through the tools the hammer strikes perpendicular, I'm guessing, about 6" or so above your sledge tool holder correct? I guess having it setup this way keeps the hammer at the same level and you just adjust the tooling? Sorry about the dumb questions but I hope that I can do this sooner than later. Thanks
I will not ever be able to do this myself, but I really enjoy your video's anyways. I have a very curious nature, and always wondered how blacksmiths worked in the past. That you bring this craft back is just awesome! I think in the next years electricity will go down globally, and then people have to rely on the old crafts. All I have seen about blacksmithing is in movies, here and there, in the distance. I will not bore you with all my questions, like what is the liquid you use to temper, oil or water, for I am not strong enough to even lift up a 10 kg hammer enough to make that treadle hammer. Thank you so much for sharing! I learn a lot from you either way! Have a beautiful day! xxx
@@rodricbr Thank you, Rodric, you restored my trust in humans a bunch with this. You are very kind and positive! I was quite strong in the past, though something happened and I got disabled. I now am not so strong anymore. Next to that, I am a near 55 year old woman, and not saying those can't blacksmith! Though for me, living in a city apartment with neighbours all around, I guess that will not happen anymore. That is okay, I love a lot, and I am reaching success in other areas! I wish for you, that you can make your dreams come through, which ever ones! Thank you for making me smile! Much love and a big hug to you! 🤗💖
I know this is a old video don't know if you still use it but if you do you can make it a lot better if you use snatch blocks 2 should give you 5 times the lift so that you can use your ball of the foot like a exhilaration pedal or use more and bigger weight coming down
Thanks for the visual! I’ve been drawing up plans for a treadle hammer and they are a lot like this. Mine will have to be portable though. It looks like I’m on the right track.
Very nice Hammer build Rune. I am going to build a small shop in my back yard this summer closer than my regular shop, and will have to set one of these up. Great video as always.
Beautifully done! You are one hell of a great engineer. I love how your brain works, truly self sufficient indeed. Thanks for sharing this lovely video.
Hi Bertram I have a project to make a similar treadle hammer, I wanted to know what type of spring you use on the back, I was wondering if an old motorcycle spring could do the trick. I love what you do anyway, hard to describe how beautiful and harmonious it is, keep going !
Was the 10kg hammer head acquired or forged by you? If acquired, any recommendation where to source such a large hammer? I haven't had any luck. If you forged it yourself, then where does one get a steel blank that large? I've also had no lucking sourcing that.
One of the most simple yet most effective treadles I've seen. Great work Rune.
Thank you Rune, really enjoying your educational videos! It is great that you have taken a very old craft and made it new again for many of us that have never seen it before!
Love the workshop no expensive tools to get the job better still easy to repair and the added bonus you don’t need to go to a expensive gym for a workout kills two birds with one stone 👍.
I like that, thank you, maybe I can build my own thanks again.😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊😊.
You are without a doubt the coolest blacksmith !!!
That’s a great substitute for a power hammer and it goes with the old fashion no power tool vibe
Almost at 1 million! Can't think of a more deserving channel.
Thank you very much!!!! It's the first youtuber who made a video from what I've ask!!!!! I'm super happy, the video is very important for me, now I can made a treadle hammer for my blacksmith project, thank's!!
Your treadle hammer is a thing of beauty!
Very simple tool. That looks like it will do anything with all your tooling that you made. I like how you used a sledge to hold your tools on the post.
I'm so thankful for it. U don't know how happy I am. As wean I will star my Blacksmith I will do al I can not to juse eny elektrisyty. Thanks that u are here. Have been looking al over to find it.
Don't stopp u inspire me much
Thanks for posting this Rune, great build and I appreciate the fact that your tools are built well and for everyday use, not shiny show pieces. Time to hit the scrap yard for parts!!
Привет из России! Вы просто отличный мастер, делаете отличные видео в традиционном стиле вашего народа, это невероятно красиво!
@биджейпен хастелбастел в чём вопрос?
@биджейпен хастелбастел вот уж не знаю,но местность не американская, скорее Дания , Норвегия.
@биджейпен хастелбастел дания.
Thank you Bertram, thank you man.
I really appreciate you posting this. Your treadle hammer caught my eye early on. I am working on setting up a forge and foundry myself and I am interested in going as "Hands On" as I can but still want to be able to do things like damascus . Thank you, this is inspirational.
Great, great, great...thank you Bertrand. This turned out to be my favourite series ever. Everyone has powerhammers and fancy tools (not meaning to hurt anyone's feelings)...you, my friend, represent the people :D great video man..
😊buenísimo el mejor martillo a pedal que ee visto asta ahora y muy pero muy efectivo 😊
A very simple but effective design! I will definitely be looking into making one of these myself.
Все гениальное просто!👍
I was researching inline treadle hammers but I'm thinking this is all I need. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks for showing the hammer.
amazing idea using the same hardy hole size for both the treadle and anvil
I love the mechanism is very simple but it looks effective thanks for showing it
Just got done building my own, did a test run and works quite well.
Based on your design, mine unfortunately cannot be buried underground due to my workshop being on a rooftop shed.
Looks like you got that balance just right :-) nice treadle hammer
Thanks to this video I have a power hammer in less than a day thank you.
I've thought about doing one of these. I have lots of 6x6 posts and other lumber left over from a torn down deck staircase, and I see those little stump anvils going for relatively reasonable prices once in a while.
Simply amazing 👍🏻👍🏻 thanks for showing the drawing at the end. Just shows the simplicity of it all .....very very affective 👍🏻
I'was wonderring to find a hammer solution like yours from a long time! thanks! so cooooolll!
Идея просто замечательная , пожалуй я тоже сделаю себе такой как кузницу построю
Well that would be real good for a one armed blacksmith nice job.
Nice mallet, or tread hammer; it's effective. You have my highest esteem!
If I ever start a forge business, it would be a good place to start. For what little I do, I only need a hammer and a small anvil (currently the head of a 5 kilos hammer).
Это то что мне нужно! Спасибо!
This thing is simplistic ingenious!
you are a genius buscrafter
Very good build video, Bertram! Big Dog Forge , sent me here! Thank You for the idea!
HAHA! I found it! Amazing! Thank you so much for making this video!
Thanks a lot for sharing. This video is not only entertaining but also inspiring. Awesome!!
I thought he was wearing convers lol also I'm stealing this. Thank you for putting it on yt
Thank you! very well done video showing ratios and proportions.
Very nice and educational video.Enjoyed it !!!
so simple and good hammer, most of thing l learned from you.👍
Amazing. The work was very passionate in the past 🍀thank you to show us this
Gracias por el video. Me encanta lo simple y lo efectivo de tus herranientas y la forma de trabajar.
Thanks for show how is constructed!
Молодец! Спасибо за чертеж и детальное описание! Удачного творчества
I have some old garage door springs hanging in an outbuilding that would be perfect for making a treadle hammer. I hope someday to get caught up enough to build one. Thanks for posting the video.
I think I have a line on a cheap 20lb hammer. So as I watch you cycle through the tools the hammer strikes perpendicular, I'm guessing, about 6" or so above your sledge tool holder correct? I guess having it setup this way keeps the hammer at the same level and you just adjust the tooling? Sorry about the dumb questions but I hope that I can do this sooner than later. Thanks
You’re Special!!! A hug from Rho...Italy
I will not ever be able to do this myself, but I really enjoy your video's anyways. I have a very curious nature, and always wondered how blacksmiths worked in the past. That you bring this craft back is just awesome! I think in the next years electricity will go down globally, and then people have to rely on the old crafts. All I have seen about blacksmithing is in movies, here and there, in the distance. I will not bore you with all my questions, like what is the liquid you use to temper, oil or water, for I am not strong enough to even lift up a 10 kg hammer enough to make that treadle hammer. Thank you so much for sharing! I learn a lot from you either way! Have a beautiful day! xxx
don't worry man, you'll be able to do someday, keep working on something you love and you will reach success, i'm looking forward for you!
@@rodricbr Thank you, Rodric, you restored my trust in humans a bunch with this. You are very kind and positive! I was quite strong in the past, though something happened and I got disabled. I now am not so strong anymore. Next to that, I am a near 55 year old woman, and not saying those can't blacksmith! Though for me, living in a city apartment with neighbours all around, I guess that will not happen anymore. That is okay, I love a lot, and I am reaching success in other areas! I wish for you, that you can make your dreams come through, which ever ones! Thank you for making me smile! Much love and a big hug to you! 🤗💖
I really like your hammer set, they are absolutely gorgeous. Cheers!
I know this is a old video don't know if you still use it but if you do you can make it a lot better if you use snatch blocks 2 should give you 5 times the lift so that you can use your ball of the foot like a exhilaration pedal or use more and bigger weight coming down
You know your quads are gonna get huge doing this
Thank you again!! Excellent video .
I don’t have room for a treadle hammer but now I need to make a treadle hammer
Thanks for the visual! I’ve been drawing up plans for a treadle hammer and they are a lot like this. Mine will have to be portable though. It looks like I’m on the right track.
Nice build!
Thank you for sharing the details of this, looks like a great tool.
Awesome!
Thank You.
The art of a thinking man
Very nice Hammer build Rune. I am going to build a small shop in my back yard this summer closer than my regular shop, and will have to set one of these up. Great video as always.
Замечательный помошник.
Good idea whit this machine
very simple design, and it appears to work very well. it definitely looks like it has done a lot of work for you. good job!
Good good good good.. very good
Awesome video really enjoyed it
Finally you show this. Next time i will made this one, may be.
Thanks bertram
Satisfying as always
Thanks for showcase in this I was thinking over the lines of using a bike for a set up but this looks easier .
Great design, thank you for sharing.
Thank you rune ❤️
I love it ! Thank you for the upload !!!
Eine schöne zünftige Werkstatt, die du da hast. ⚒
Fantastic! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing :) Really cool thing to do! Have a rad day!
Bravo!!!
Great stuff.
Thanks for the video
I really wanna make one now. Thanks!
PARABÉNS 👍👍👍👍👍 PELO VÍDEO EXCELENTE , BJOS DO BRASIL ,
I love the coil spring warble
I would like to buy the plans to build one, nice working hammer
Great tools!!!!!
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.. wish you luck
I was Just talking about your Treadle hammer design with sam towns a couple of hours ago great timing
What are the chances!
Wow ...cool your imagention is indeed 👍👏
Brilliant stuff
If I'm correct you would be able to add more power if you put the strings that are used for pulling down the hammer were closer to the hammer itself?
You artist !!!
Always good!!!!
bom dia muito boa a ideia top obrigado por partilhar
You are perfect man...!
a master marvel.
Beautifully done! You are one hell of a great engineer. I love how your brain works, truly self sufficient indeed. Thanks for sharing this lovely video.
ahh, so cool!
Hi Bertram I have a project to make a similar treadle hammer, I wanted to know what type of spring you use on the back, I was wondering if an old motorcycle spring could do the trick. I love what you do anyway, hard to describe how beautiful and harmonious it is, keep going !
+ for metric units! Thanks!
Capability without limitation
Was the 10kg hammer head acquired or forged by you? If acquired, any recommendation where to source such a large hammer? I haven't had any luck. If you forged it yourself, then where does one get a steel blank that large? I've also had no lucking sourcing that.
AWESOME
Nice idea,but after while the wood will become loose and fall apart.