Da Vinci-inspired cam power hammer built by Ray From The Hayclan.
1:02 video:
Previously:
1942 enormous rope drop hammer - photo
Enormous power hammer - video
334 year old Häfla Hammer in use
1877 Le Creusot world's largest steam hammer
Da Vinci-inspired cam power hammer built by Ray From The Hayclan.
1:02 video:
Previously:
1942 enormous rope drop hammer - photo
Enormous power hammer - video
334 year old Häfla Hammer in use
1877 Le Creusot world's largest steam hammer
Andyt (Feb 5, 2019), baja (Feb 5, 2019), KustomsbyKent (Feb 4, 2019), PJs (Feb 5, 2019), wolfpaak (Feb 5, 2019)
Now if anything was home-built, this certainly is. Notice railroad track anvil, that narrow curve seems ideal.
Wonder is design process; conclusions on rise of cam, final drive RPM, sledge hammer weight, and location of follower.
Youtube?
Online forum?
Or he just had stuff lying around?
I imagine hammer weight the initial point of entry.
Sitting here, vegetating this overcast Sunday, [in relaxing post offload new-to-me 36" sheet metal shear]. Offload accomplished nearly same as 48" brake posted last year, but NO high center of gravity concerns!
Last edited by Toolmaker51; Feb 3, 2019 at 10:41 AM. Reason: Musings from anvil of thought...and dismal weather.
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...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...
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