January 4, 200818 yr I have just finished ading some videos on youtube with images from my shop hope you enjoy!YouTube - forgingYouTube - forgingYouTube - making U
January 5, 200818 yr Thanks Valentin I always like a little "eye candy". Thanks for the videos. Be safe! Old Rusty Ted
January 5, 200818 yr cool, nice video's. just kinda wondering, what were you doing with the hammer in between hits? it looked like you were tapping the head back onto the handle a few times.. good stuffs, you should make a long one!
January 5, 200818 yr gee, Valentin.....I thought you were younger and umm....err....more photogenic.....look that up in your dictionary.......:)
January 5, 200818 yr Author The guy is one of my 14 shop employes. He is the 4th generation. that's why he looks old i am just the second :)as far as i know. Taping the handel on the anvil is done in order for the hammer had to be more stable and enter into the handel a little diiper.Plus it helps with the song that;s why i let him hit my anvil with the hammer head as well betwen hits.It's a pleasure 2 see him working.
January 7, 200818 yr Author 2 more videosYouTube - power hammer forging - this is how i make the fish tail under the power hammerYouTube - Forging with the big hammer - just a big guy from the shop :)
January 7, 200818 yr Author Funny i have no ideea must be a Rusian copy from a Beche my best gues and about the power i only know that the engine has 14kw.All the plates on it are gone The only thing writen on it is CFM80:(. I wish i knew for sure
January 7, 200818 yr Here I am beginning to forge a skewer with a ball att the rear end unfortunately does not the whole video upploadedYouTube - Beche 500 kg powerhammer Here is another video from my shop, with swedish talk:Dhttp://www.hammar-hejarsmide.se/hammarohejarsmide2.wmv Kallsme
January 7, 200818 yr kallesme -good video, I like the bolt header. What make is it? what tonnage - about 100?
January 7, 200818 yr Valentin, your hammer does look like a copy of a beche. it might be a 'stanko'? The size of the hammer looks like it could be 80 kg ram weight. This does not correspond with your motor though. The capacity of the motor is enough for a 150 kg ram weight hammer! (approx 20 h.p) The next time you do some maintenance you could take the ram out and weigh it!
January 9, 200818 yr Author I never forged as big iron as you did but i did this YouTube - Loading ironHPIM4488 - Blacksmith Picture GalleryHPIM4489 - Blacksmith Picture Gallery
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