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This is a discussion on Short Power Hammer within the Power Hammers forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; I was just looking at the short Chinese hammer and thought of this one for you guys into homebuilts. It ...


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Old 07-21-2008, 07:53 PM
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I was just looking at the short Chinese hammer and thought of this one for you guys into homebuilts. It is a Zoller Forge style hammer, which is a modified Kinyon, and this guy has two of them at least but it is the "bench top" model that may interest you the most. Air Hammer Page P.S. Scroll down aways to see it.

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Old 07-22-2008, 08:41 AM
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its so cute.
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At one Quad-State a fellow had built a number of powerhammers that fit on your anvil---had a hardy hole rod and used the anvil for the anvil. Not much weight but cute as a bug and they did work.
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since this is a "lil hammer" thread. thought you all might get a kick outa this one. Saw it at an ABANA conference years ago. smallest "simple air" I've seen.
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Another shot of a bench top model... Can't remember where I got the pic.
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Was it Jeff at quadstate that had a miniature that mounted on his hat---and worked?
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Old 07-23-2008, 10:00 AM
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Jose, I think that hammer is one made by Ted Banning. I know he had some for sale before. here's a picture of the one he has in use at his place. I added some pictures in my gallery of his other toys. pictures were taken at his hammer in held this spring.
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Have you ever worked one of those Banning hammers? I've seen them at the Ohio Valley knife show but never in operation.
Any observations? bruce
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Old 07-23-2008, 10:39 AM
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I didnt use any of Ted's hammers. I'm not even sure if they used the air hammer that day. I think they fired it up for a little while but I am not positive. mainly they used the press and the rusty style hammer that day.

Ted is a great guy and if I was in the market for something along those lines I wouldnt hesitate to deal with him or ask him any questions. I was hesitant to do anything other than look and take pictures at his hammer in. (still a newbie and I prefer to make my scrap in private) the last time I saw him he was trying to get me to drive out again to his shop to play with his toys in private. I'll take him up on the offer sometime and will deffinatly give all his power hammers a workout.
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Was it Jeff at quadstate that had a miniature that mounted on his hat---and worked?
Last year it was. See the attached photo of myself feeding material to said machine.
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