In line Treadle hammer

**Marc Broussard** · Apr 27, 2017, 05:57 AM

Here are a few pics of my Appalachian style power Hammer designed by Jerry Allen of the Wizard's forge. The pics are not in construction order. The base plate arrives today and I can start assembly of the various parts already made. The die holder is my tweak of myriad other holders I have seen

. It is very simple and a very fast die change. All done with 1/2" plate.

**Robson Aparecido Lima** · Apr 27, 2017, 03:48 PM

Oi pessoal, muito bom está entre vocês.

**will52100** · Apr 27, 2017, 04:19 PM

Looking good, really like the way you did the die holder. That's one thing if I ever build another, I'm thinking of the Anvilfire X2, it'll take commercial dies as I hate changing bolt on dies.

**Marc Broussard** · Apr 28, 2017, 05:52 AM

A test photo attachment. Having some difficulty attaching photos from my stash.

I was uploading from the media tab in my saves to this page but I think I changed something and can no longer upload from there to here. Anybody?

**will52100** · Apr 28, 2017, 06:09 AM

Godzilla's morning star?

**Marc Broussard** · Apr 28, 2017, 08:44 AM

It is that. I built that for a NH. dentist/medieval times aficionado. He is the owner and builder of "The Yankee Siege" trebuchet, a 4 or 5 time world record holding Punkin Chunker. Google it. Competition held once a year in Delaware. He has a pumpkin patch in Greenfield NH that is full of stuff he and alter I built. Like a theme park. The giant mace was his inspiration and design. I built it from his prints. A crane picks it up and drops it on junk cars to please the locals that come and watch the trebuchet throw in practice for the world event in the Fall. Lots of fun and a great thrill for everybody. I built around 25 items there.