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  1. Stroke length for Pneumatic Hammer

    Biohazard2222 replied to Biohazard2222's topic in Power Hammers, Treadle Hammers, Olivers
    I was hoping to use the distance to accelerate the die, but it sounds like a 6" stroke cylinder is too short for what I was thinking and would be best for smaller material, so get a longer stroke if the heaver material is what I'm wanting to work with.

  2. Stroke length for Pneumatic Hammer

    Biohazard2222 replied to Biohazard2222's topic in Power Hammers, Treadle Hammers, Olivers
    Thomas, Sorry... I would say as far a material size, 3" max thickness, but working with various materials including forge welding Damascus. that make sense? not sure what all I would do with heavier than 3" Kevin

  3. Stroke length for Pneumatic Hammer

    Biohazard2222 posted a topic in Power Hammers, Treadle Hammers, Olivers
    Just a simple question (I think), I have a Parker 2" bore X 6" Stroke cylinder that I was thinking may be OK for a Air Hammer, is that stroke too short? Since I already had that cylinder, I thought I maybe could save a few buck if it was an OK length, but don't want to build something that I am going to regret down the road. This would be used in more of a hobby shop than a full time shop. Any advice is appreciated from this "Newbie" Kevin

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