kevan
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220V squirrel cage blower with air gate, works well.
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welcome......from South Africa
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Smart idea, will copy. Thanks.
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Now THAT is cool!
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......it's all just stuff, but so much fun.
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I'm with macbruce...PW, it's in the feet.
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Joel Sanderson
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Michael......it's magnificent!
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Really cool, Sam. Well done.
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Nice cosy looking shop, lovely eco friendly green hammer and I love that heater.........Congratulations on the aquisition.
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Good score. Really neat....
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Yes, you are quite correct. I have just checked my bill of lading for my machine and it is indeed a C41-40, 40 being the tup weight in kgs. Thank you and regards, Kevan......and by the way, it is a fantastic hammer even if a bit oily.
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If its an Anyang that is being discussed, C41 is the model and weight designation of the tup in kilograms.
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Hi Timothy, That is a nice machine you have there. Similar to the Pullmax. As Brad says, with dies alighned with one another, you can do forming, shaping, doming etc. Here is a link to a very good site that will be of interest. Regards, Kevan http://allshops.org/
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Ta, mate!
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Frosty, ha ha. In fact I thought this a good thread to feature all the faithful dogs (and cats) who spend so much of their time with us in our smithies. Very often a picture of a workshop or a job under construction will feature in this forum and there in a corner or just milling around will be the loyal pooch. What say you?
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Paulky, take it. They are VERY difficullt to come by and they are worth "an arm and a leg"
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Ian, send me a picture!
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Brad, It only came with the off-set. I have fab'ed an inline holder for shaping.
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No Thomas, she's a bitch!
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Stuart, you are such a PUNdit! :)
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After the lengthy diatribe of the definition of re-enactment versus history shows etc,etc, a bit of light relief showing the custodian of my 500 pound Peter Wright at his post.
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It has stood unused for several years and after an exchange of comments with Macbruce about his Zipmax machine, I was motivated to get this Pullmax of mine into commissioned work. It just needs rewiring and then it will be complete and functional. I had to make a few bits and pieces that were missing but I had it running before I started to strip it down. It was actually quite a fun project.
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Well done Sam, a really lovely tool..l
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......well done Sam! Nothing like a good decision.
