kasper

Good morning all,thanks for your intrest Mark.I poured the slab some 15 years a go on a well tamped base, rebar in the footings ,wire mesh through out the slab and 6 inchs of concrete with the fiber mesh in it and there are no visible cracks.Today the hammer will be at my shop and the mounting process will begin and I will go with plan A ,mounting to sleepers and if Im not happy with that I will go with the concrete base. Best Regards

thanks for the quik come back Mark,the 2 ways I was thinking of anchoring it was what we call drop anchors which is a sleeve that you insert in to the hole ,as you tighten it the more it grips,the other is drop the ready rod into the hole filled with Red Head A-75 adhesive.ready rod that I would use is grade#8 thanks again

Im the proud owner 41-15 anyang power hammer,which i purchased threw Steve who has been great to deal with and very helpfull.I will be picking the hammer up on tuesday and mounting to my shop floor.My shop floor is 6inch fiber mesh concrete 15 years old ,my plan is to anchor 4 rods 36 inches long 6inches into the concrete run them through 2 12x16 inch old growth douglas fir, mount the hammer on top of the timbers with the rods threw the holes of the base of the hammer and then suck it down to the shop floor.Thats plan A so far.Would greatly appreciate any in put, and any infoe on pre start up check list. Best Regards To All

thank you all for your input but i have one more question. my shop is small but have plenty of room for a hammer should i go with a small hammer or a mid size and what should i expect to pay

i am looking at purchasing anyang hammer but would greatly appreciate any input from the members of i forge iron thank you .