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  1. kevan
    The entire operation, very impressive. You can be justly proud.
  2. kevan
    Pink Floyd....Dylan, Nickle Back even Dolly when my daughters visit.
  3. kevan
    don't feel alone....
  4. kevan
    Great solid advice......no substitute for more weld....and if it breaks, there was insuffient weld.Deep vee-ing and good penertration normally does the trick. (I too, claim to know nothing)
  5. kevan
    Indeed, particularly if your name was Laurel
  6. kevan
    WOW!!!!
  7. kevan
    The "Free Dictionary" by Farlex would support your supposition that the hardy hole is so called because it is "hard" steel
  8. kevan
    Another file finished hammer I call this "the High Gothic"
    Beautiful work!!!!
  9. kevan
    Impressive!
  10. kevan
    ...not a good picture but here is mine gathering dust.
  11. kevan
    220V squirrel cage blower with air gate, works well.
  12. kevan
    welcome......from South Africa
  13. kevan
    Smart idea, will copy. Thanks.
  14. kevan
    Now THAT is cool!
  15. kevan
    ......it's all just stuff, but so much fun.
  16. kevan
    I'm with macbruce...PW, it's in the feet.
  17. kevan
    Joel Sanderson
  18. kevan
    Michael......it's magnificent!
  19. kevan
    Really cool, Sam. Well done.
  20. kevan
    Nice cosy looking shop, lovely eco friendly green hammer and I love that heater.........Congratulations on the aquisition.
  21. kevan
    Good score. Really neat....
  22. kevan
    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.
  23. kevan
    If its an Anyang that is being discussed, C41 is the model and weight designation of the tup in kilograms.
  24. kevan
    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/
  25. kevan
    Ta, mate!
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