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Hi Dave, I am new here as well. Looks like some very good info from what I have been glancing at. I think we will have a good time here and learn a lot.

Yea I know that. I knew I would have that problem to begin with. Once the floor is done should see a better improvement. When I was doing the floor for my shop, I got a hard rain storm in the middle of the pour, so the floor paid the price. Mostly I don't have a problem, but for this I knew it would be. What I plan on doing is cut out the floor about 2.5cm bigger than the base, line the hole with rubber matting then repour a new floor with bolts to secure it down.

Finally got my Krusty going today. It took me a while to get it going. Had some trouble with the foot pedal, but got some advice from one of the members. In the video it is a little unsteady as my floor is not as flat as it should be. Once I select the place it will stand, I am cutting out the floor and going to redo it to accomedate the vibration of the hammer.

Hello, I am an American living in Denmark working as a farrier. In my spare time I like to make damascus blades and fool around a bit. Here is a link to some of the stuff I have done: http://beslagsmed.tripod.com/Page6.htm I retired as a SGM from the Army Reserve. Been to Bosnia, Croatia, Kosovo, Iraq and many other countries. Just finishing building a Krusty Power hammer. Will post a pic when I get the chance. Am having some troubles with the foot pedel, but will post in the correct area for that subject. Am looking forward to the site and meeting many of you. Mikel Dawson