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for your viewing pleasure!!!
this is a cobbled 200+ lb drop hammer we purchased last year banging away.. videos are now live on google.... http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...635764&pl=true Last edited by kerrystagmer; 05-01-2006 at 01:51 PM. Reason: new url |
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Thanks for sharing. That hammer really gets the job done.
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its a neat tool, made from piles of junk welded and bolted together by someone who knew EXACTLY what they were doing. its amazing to see run
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Thanks for sharing that Kerry. I enjoyed watching the process. I bet your neighbors LOVE that hammer!! lol!
Tim Dody will probably have one built by tomorrow night!
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well I live next to a quarry and down the street from a gun range so....
IM THE QUIET GUY!!!! Looks like I've smashed my bandwidth cap bad this month and the videos will be moved to google, ill post hte link as soon as they come up so check back ! |
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Hi Kerry,
Thanks for sharing the film clips. The process looks very interesting. The small gas forge was interesting as well.
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The greatest tool is housed between your ears. Second to that is a good hammer. Rick Kilgore To keep up with current topics, try the " New Posts" link after you sign in. Last edited by rkilgore29; 04-29-2006 at 06:03 AM. Reason: spelling |
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its from North Carolina Forge
knifemakers low boy 10 years of hard use and abuse and still ticking, i highly recommend them |
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