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Old 01-23-2008, 01:37 AM
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Well I finally made the leap from a mechanical hammer to a pnumatic unit. My new Big Blu 155# came in on Friday morning, and after 3 days of rearanging stuff I managed to get it installed. Man what a difference!!! EXELENT controll coupled with TONS of power! Im really looking forward to exploring the limits of my new equipment. Looks like I have a whole lot of work ahead of me!!
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CONGRATULATIONS JOSE!!!!!!!!!! I take back my comments on the other thread, NOW THAT YOU HAVE 3 WHY NOT SEND ONE MY WAY?!?!??!?
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Old 01-23-2008, 01:59 AM
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I also have a ka 75 and a 110# treadle hammer..... Yeah.. I'm addicted to power hamers...we need to start a support group or something...
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Looks a lot like Pep's shop to me....and if you are getting rid of hammers I can come pick one up a whole lot easier than AppMan!
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Old 01-23-2008, 03:16 PM
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Hi Thomas! If your looking for one I know where there is another 50# Little Giant comming up for grabs soon.
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Old 01-23-2008, 03:42 PM
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I also have a ka 75 and a 110# treadle hammer..... Yeah.. I'm addicted to power hamers...we need to start a support group or something...
AND A ROLLING MILL!!!!!!!! YOU BEST WATCH YOUR BACK!!!!!!!!!


HAHA seriously, great shop you look well equipped(understatement of the century), thanks for the photos(JERK).
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Jose; where? when? and how much? I'm supposed to be hoarding my money to expand the shop but for the right deal...

Thanks!
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Thomas, I'll let you know as soon as I get some more details on the hammer.

ApprenticeMan.........Thanks! The roling mill was a gift from a friend. It has turned out to be a really neat tool for making perfectly flat billets and drawing material out verry quickly. you can easily double or tripple the lenth of a piece in one heat with no noticable change in width.

I know that the tools don't make the blacksmith makes the tools, but good tools make it easier for the smith to produce more and better tools.... it's a vicious circle...
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Absolutely.when you get full up f knowledge, you then realise you need, NEED, some tools to do the job the best and easiets on yourself.
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Jesse
What Air Pressure Doe It Operate Under, And How Many Cfm's Are Required?
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