Building a Power hammer and a Forge press in one machine
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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This is an pneumatic powerhammer and a 10 ton hydraulic forge press in one unit. Because it is in one unit it is very fast to switch from machine to machine and it saves a lot of space which is a big deal since I don’t have the biggest area to forge in. The hydraulic press is driven by the same hydraulic motor as my other press I build 2 years ago and the powerhammer is driven by a big 300 liter air compressor.
I havent seen anyone else make a 2 in one... for those of us in a small shop space this would be amazing! I know I'm commenting years later but this is truly an awesome design.
Your dad's one of the good ones you should give him a hug
Awesome. It’s cool to see a 2 in one machine that’s more powerful and more compact than most individual homemade power hammers or presses
NOICE! I love multipurpose and convertible tools
As a retired field mechanic/welder fab work, you did a fantastic awesome job building this press/hammer.
Hey can you maybe make another video going over the hydrauluc side of things which oroducts you use, the hosing set up, power requirements etc. Its entirely uknown and i think its really important fir people like me who have bought the plans and cant make sense of the diagram.
Love the foosball table work bench. You guys are doing great work, keep it up 👍
Flamin brilliant mate
I'm loving the welding table made out of a foosball table.
You owe your dad a beer or two for that! What a crazy idea but so useful and compact have 2in1, well done!
Wow that is absolutely genius design. I love it and would definitely build one myself if I could.
What en excellent idea! But the foosball welding table is better!!
True engineering machine right there
Nice build, but there is no reason to use such thick metal if you aren't going to bevel it in preparation of welding! You are just putting a small weld on top of the metal, this thing WILL break the welds as they are currently executed.
You continue to impress! Thank you for sharing.
thank you mr joe
That is AWSOME!
Excellent idea fellas!
Nice press /hammer. Little question can you tell us how much did the parts costs?
Can the press be made 20 ton. Great. the size of my shop.
Amazing build. Well done 👍🏼
Dude you stole my idea lol ! It turned out awesome guys nice work.
عمل يستحق المشاهدة ويستحق الإعجاب😘👍
Good job. What was the timer you used for the pneumatics?
It’s 2 machines welded to the same tube body
love it you draw it in soldiworks nice work man
Where all foosball tables eventually wind up.
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Thx for sharing
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congratulations beautiful video .. I'm realizing it too ... what kind of electronics did you use for the jackhammer? exists on the market?
i recently bought the plans but i dont understand how the air fittings will allow for both parts to funtion at the same time
What a great machine. Very impressive.
part 2 for the sword ??
How much you sell those plant?
Den er sgu meget fed
How much bro I gotta have one
How much was this build?
Cool soundtrack too! What's the name of the song at 4:00?
Just seen ya today. Very 😎
loooolllll thx daddy for the machine ....
Nice build, didn't understand how the controls work on the power hammer... r u manually hitting a switch to a timer box?
Based on the scene from 8:32, I think there's a pneumatic foot pedal at the base of the hammer. These types of homemade pneumatic hammers have a foot pedal that acts as the treadle for the hammer. And judging from his movements, the way the hammer stops when he steps away a little, and the fact that there are no hands anywhere near the timer box, it has to be a foot pedal.
If you want to learn a bit more, I recommend checking out the powrr hammer videos made by Joshua De Lisle. They're essentially the same concept as this one, only his is a bit more simplified.
Ask dad if he will build it again and send it to Oregon. Just get me a $
If you are serious about wanting to order one similar to this one. Please send a mail to sales@gentilblacksmithing.dk
Would have been much more efficient if you had a lot heavier anvil, like a 1 to 15 ratio...
please list the pnematic parts
Proprietary.
Bisa pesan bos
Can you please give an idea of cost??
For the whole build i mean? Thanx
I purchased in India please tale me in Indian rupees