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Old 10-29-2006, 01:36 PM
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Here are some pictures of Beche hammers
If it´s a beche hammer, i think its a ( L3 Peter )
As you se in the picture there must be at least 15-20mm ( with the hammerhead and the dies installed) space under the piston to the air inlet from the valve, otherwise the hammer will run uncorrect.

If you let the hammer run for it self, and not to touch the handlebar,for about, lets say 10 minutes, i think the oil should stop leaking som much.
If it´s still leaking after that i think you have to slow down the lubricatoin on the lube pump, but be wery shure not to put it down to much, because that will damage the hammer soon.

Is it an automatic lube pump or is it a handpump?
If its an automatic pump, you have to adjust the pump so it comes a
rop of oil ewery 30seconds.

Hope that will help you Vallentin





Look in the gallery for bigger picture

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Old 10-29-2006, 07:49 PM
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Roger, you are like the coolest guy ever.I would love to come to your big shop, just to see stuff like the hammers in your movie in action, and watch you work.
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Old 10-30-2006, 01:43 PM
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Hi

Ewery one hwo comes to sweden are wery welcome to the shop
and take a look, and ewen after a short itroducing you will have to try
to forge in these big machine.

Welcome
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Old 10-30-2006, 01:47 PM
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10x for the replys... i really apreciate your help
It has a hand oil pump ...and the oil lines has a glas portion where u can see the oil level ...how often do i have to push the oil up the lines ? every 30 seconds ? or i shuld just make sure that there is oil on the glass portion when i use it

Yes the hammer felt on the left side and the piston was at it's lowest position when the hammer droped because the anvil was not yet instaled

I don't know if it's a BECHE hammer but it can be ...i am from Romania Europe and this is an european maufactor right ?There is nothing written on it and the owner just bought a building with the hammer inside and has no information about it..no paper no nothing .And i ... i never seen/used a power hammer in my life except this one
i will atach some pictures with the oil circuit and pump...it's an older photo ...had 2 repair the pump because of the drop the lever was broken ...now it is fixed
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I have no experience of hanpump lubemachine, but i guess it´s so, that you hawe to pump up so there is oil in the glass when it´s running.
All my, and all other hammer i hawe work with has automatic oilpump.

Could you take a picture of the whole hammer on the left and right side,
maybe than i could tell you if it´s a Beche´ hammer or not.
Beche´ it´s a German product.

By the way, I´m from sweden.

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Old 10-31-2006, 12:23 AM
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Apprenticeman,
Rogers workshop is absolutely amazing, the video he has is just a taster. Plus which he's a really friendly guy and provided your not a complete idiot he really will let you try one of the Beche's, he did when I went to see him a while back.
Hej Roger! Har du bra?
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Old 10-31-2006, 02:49 PM
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Hej Ian, jag mår bra

That means, Hi Ian, I´m fine

You are wery welcome, when your in Sweden.
Maybe i can teach you some tecnics, during coupple of ours.

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Dear Roger,

I'm new in this place and I very interested in the hammer machine very much and I would like to design the power hammer machine by use the system of the Beche hammer but I couldn't fine any detail at all. And right now I've got it from this website and from this your posted this make me need more excited to design power hammer machine.

May I ask a favor form you about this picture that you shown. Can you give me bigger than this please and on the other hand, I have seen your another post about the new hammer that you got and if possible could you give me more detail about inside of hammer please.

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Old 03-17-2008, 03:47 PM
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jk
Go to the top of the forum page and click on user cp
click on edit profile
go to the bottom of the page, enter your location and save.

We would like to know where in the world you are located.

Go to the IForgeIron gallery where you found this image and click on the image to enlarge it to the side that was originally submitted.

Search the gallery for Beche and there are several hammers listed.
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jk, unless you are an engineering god I would not try to design / make one of these yourself. you can buy a Beche clone (anyang / striker) for less than the materials will cost you to build one from scratch.

There are a lot of little subtlties to the design of this seemingly very simple hammer that makes them work. If you dont understand them the hammer will not work properly. ever.

If you are looking to make hammers as a commercial enterprise contact me by PM and I may sell you a design & manufacturing drawings for a hammer, depending what your plans are.
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