New 100 pound power hammer: overview and first test
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- Опубліковано 5 лис 2016
- My previous hammer made a bit too much noise, and had play in the guide ways. This new one is a lot more quiet, has a brake and is generally just better designed and build.
Specs: 100-120 pound ram, 3hp monophase motor, 210bpm. - Навчання та стиль
This is one of the tools that will be handed down generation after generation. Very well built. Good job. Something to be proud of.
One of the best built tire hammers I've seen. Runs smooth and quiet. We need some plans for this!
Unfortunately I designed this hammer in Autodesk Inventor and lost the plans when my old laptop crashed.
I could salvage those plans! If you still have the laptop.
Sander Vercammen oh no i just left a similar comment 😂
@@slome815 omg nooooooooo lol this thing is awesome and needs to stay unique and YOURS !!!!!
Definitely the most solid build I've seen
Fine job sir! Hope it gives you a lifetime of good service.
I also would love to see the plans for this. A detailed video about the power hammer would be useful. Your hammer is so quiet and impressive.
Man that is a beauty.
You should name it after you and put up plans
This creation should live
I'll bet the neighbors love this guy.BANG BANGBANGBANG
Good build.. Looks pretty cool...
Thanks for sharing...
Very impressive, truly a build to be proud of.
That is perfect for what i need in my shop.
I just purchased a 4 horse 3 phase drive motor with a rubber drive wheel on it. Hoping to do something similar to this as my first power hammer.
It. Good to see. These Power. Hammer we use them. When I was growing up also. HorseShoeding as a kid thanks you.
Other than the fact that I have no where to put it, no need for it and no skill to use it, I really would like to have one of these!! Very cool project! Hats off to you sir!!
That's a work of art, don't think I'd get my head too close to it though
Beautiful, I build myself a100 pounds tire hammer too
Your power hammer I think is the nicest “DIY” home built power hammer. The only thing that I would change is maybe make the moving hammer heavier and maybe a little longer stroke. Just a inch or two.
But best one on UA-cam!!!
👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼❤️
Just use a bigger rim/tire
Your neighbours must love you!
You must have a mill to make those dovetail dies... please do another video showing more about this build! I've made an air hammer, but when it fails (it's not awesome), I'm going to try to convert it to either a tire hammer or helve hammer. It would be great to learn from your work!
Smooth operator
much love bro
44 people who dislike can’t even cut wood. Awesome video
So killer dude I need to build me one like yours too cool much from Hawaii
I like how smooth your hammer is. I want to build one and I want it to be smooth like yours.
I really would go with either a conical clutch or just a tension wheel on a V-belt as clutch next time. The tire system requires to much force to get it started with such a heavy hammer. It works but it's not as good as I would have liked. The brake is a little more complicated then but it should be doable.
Would like to see a more detailed look on how it's made
you have done a great job on this hammer ,well done, its one of the best on youtube.are the slides for the hammer running metal to metal or are there brass or plastic inserts?i am contemplating building a hammer myself and would like to incorporate some of your very good ideas in my design.regards from your friend in australia.
Very Good Creation.
GOOD JOB !
Amazing hammer, do you have plans for this?
Whats the outside diameter of the tyre that you used, ive got a choice of 16” and 22-24” dia
Make a video on how it’s built
This is a good hammer
Looks like a great design & smooth guide. Do you have any drawings for the build?
Can I ask you... what did you use in the ram guide. Nylon? Bearings? :) Looks smooth running. Nice builkd.
Dude this is amazing. Such a good way to home make a power hammer can you please release full specs i can figure it out myself wouldn't be too hard just take a lot of time.
then figure it out yourself ya load
@@brianmurphy2382 yeah props to you bro, nice hammer but your reply here belittles you. I had a sneaky suspicion about your lost plans and the reply’s you have made or lack there of to people asking you for dimensions or help. This particular guy paid you a complement, then just asked for specs and said he’d figure the rest out. Then u went ahead and dissed him. Personally I believe you want to gloat over your achievement otherwise you’d help out those who reached out to u. Anyways good job, enjoy your hammer.
@@goatspartan665 ,not my hammer ding dong,lol
@@brianmurphy2382 haha sorry my bad 🤦♂️ but u still like to dis.... never mind tho cos all is good in the land of oz!
Not very many spring hammers have a brake on them.
Could you please disclose the project ?!?!
Is the anvil pole solid steel if not what is it ???
hey bro awesome!! watched this many times :)
What is your anvil weight? it would be great to know as I'm building one now
I'm making a 50kg ram and I believe it will be 550-570kg is anvil weight including the concrete base
It's about 250kg (just the steel bar).
Sander Vercammen so around 250mm round? and the hammer weigh 45kg roughly?
not bad considering they recommend a 10:1/20:1 rates for anvil to hammer for power hammers, this thing works great!
what power is your motor and size of your tyre? im making a power hammer but with a spring that's why I'm asking
Josh my friend and I are building a pair of tyre hammers. My anvil is 8 inch dia solid shaft. I would go with no less than 6 inch. check out "hanging with heavy" to follow along. I love this big hammer!!
Would you take a commission for one of these?
greetings! can you clear me a doubt? what is the distance of the hammer axis in relation to the tire axis (axis that makes it go up and down)?
Too bad for the plans lost... :(
I saw the video and was hoping you have build video as well, or the plans... Would love to build one like that... Best tire hammer Ive seen...
Did you make your own dies or...?
I made the dies.
Can you adjust the force of the blow by changing the tire pressure?
I had exactly the same idea in mind when he mentioned the issue. Should be a simple solution as it is adjustable already kinda.
Nice! Can you tell me what you used for the spring? And where to get one foe my 100-150lb hammer build? And what are the specs for the linkage and ram?
The spring was a custom spring, I had it made at a local spring making company. unfortunately I no longer have the information with the specs.
@@slome815 no worries. It's a damn nice hammer. Could you at least tell me the dimensions of the ram?
ARE PLANS AVAILABLE? WHY BOTH GREASE AND OIL? THANKS! VERY NICE HAMMER!
Sorry, I don't have plans for the hammer. Grease is used for the hinge points, since they don't rotate and are subject to a large force. For the guide way and the rotating sleeve bearing thick oil is used, it is ideal for this and it also doesn't trap dirt and dust like grease does.
I was taught forty years ago to never use a hard-faced hammer to strike anything that I didn't want to mar.
Is your guid system adjustable at all?
Nicely done! One point of improvement would be, though, to modify the foot pedal to get it lower, so that you do not have to stand with your body weight all on one foot while working... Otherwise a great job...
This hammer needs quite a bit of pedal force to work. As I said, it's not a very good design to scale up.
If I would build another hammer of this weight I will return to a belt drive with idler.
Are you forging pipe there? Doesn't seem to extrude/draw out very much compared to how much you decrease the thickness
nigel laing No, it looks like solid round stock. If it were pipe, it would have been crushed flat under the hammer. Especially with heat. He was just forging it a little too cold. CK45 behaves similarly to other tool steels, such as W1 or S7. If it's not up to temperature, it won't move as much as other plain steels.
Hey, great lookin hammer, what would you call those little oil reservoirs?
If you want to find some, just search for oil cups.
unreal, thanks!
very fine design incredibly silent too :D
100 pound power hammer... I wonder how this number gets figured out...
is it 100 pounds of maximum hammering force? (if so, how to calculate?). or is it the overall weight of the hammer??
It's just the weight of the ram. Energy per blow would be better, however these kinds of hammers have always been designated by the hammers weight, probably because this doesn't require calculations. The speed of the hammer also depends on the height of the workpiece, so the energy would vary quite a bit.
Force would be even harder and more useless to calculate, since then you would need to know the negative acceleration when the hammer hits the workpiece, and this greatly depends on workpiece size, material and temperature.
put piece of rope in oil cups it will act as a wick great job building
They come with wicks.
Nice large oil cups.
nice powerhamer were you from? Sander Vercammen sounds like a Belgian or dutch name. ( I am a Belgian blacksmith :-))
Ik woon in Waarloos.
So what makes it a 100 lb hammer. Is it the weight of the sliding hammer or the force it strikes the anvil?
It's the ram weight. Power hammers are always rated like this.
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Super!
It always seems to me that the bar you push down is to high. They don’t look comfortable.
fantastisch ;)
Try "Gelt Grip" spray.. Works a treat
I use something similar.
Do you have the project?
How much money did you spend on that machine?
Huh what? Where am I? How did I get here!?
Sir, what is the i-beam size, is that 6" inch i-beam, or much larger than 6" inch.
It's an HEB 300mm I- beam. That would be around 12".
@@slome815 wow, 12 inch beam, it is very large size, look so strong and firm sir.
but, thanks for sharing, really
Классный молот!
how many horse power is your motor?
How much money?
That just chewed through the stock!
Di mana ada jual mesin seperti itu berapa harganya
Also did you machine those dovetails yourself?
I did machine those dovetails. The guides are only adjustable with shims.
What Hp motor are you running?
gostei
felt so sad when you said the plans were lost =/
How much RPM dose your Motor have?
1450 rpm.
Your working position seems a bit awkward, is this somthing you could change? As when you reach my age, that position will be hard on you. But having said that, grease job. It certainly moves some metal......
The anvil should be higher, unfortunately this is the highest I could make the hammer because of the low roof. When I get a real workshop the hammer will be put on a higher base.
Работает красиво как часы но надо бы бойки опустить ниже на 30см дабы на коленях было удобно работать и педаль на 20см поднять так для прикола и нажимать рукой.
vandaar al dat lawaai in waarloos
I like it, it just seems too low my back would kill me.. sorry.
Is there a build guide?
unfortunately not. Not all parts were really designed, and I lost all of the drawings anyway.
how big is your spring and what distance is the off set on the crank pin
The offset is 50mm, I'm not sure about the spring dimensions, but I'll measure them one of these days.
Roughly how far does the hammer slide from starting it to hitting just to give an approx idea
@@farriery2 The stroke is about 200mm.
Sander Vercammen bril thanks i should be able to work the rest out from there
3 1/2 beats a second....
Would you consider making a set of dies and holders to sell me? For my small hammer project.
You need some ear covers brah
Your foot pedal needs a foot pedal...
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Don't like the body position when using this hammer.
It was that or a hole in the roof...
Mo
Ni hu hu GG xp
100 ram hits like a 50 pounder
No, it does not. It moves metal just a bit slower then a 50kg (100 pound) kuhn. And about the same as a 80 pound sahinler. For a mechanical power hammer it hits as good as any other. Just the control with the tire does not work as well as I would like.
I do think that people should not voice their opinion about things they don't know anything about.
I do not like tire power hammer....