I liked the fact that you made the power hammer without electrical or gas power, didn't like how it traveled on you though. But pretty good first go. You gave me some ideas, I'm going to make mine out of metal and use an electric motor with a snail cam. I have some 4 inch mild steel that I'm going to use for the hammer and anvil. Really liked the video, keep them coming.
Mate you are doing a grand job. Everything ive seen you do so far is the spirit of smithing. From the sushi knife to MAKING YOUR OWN POWER HAMMER!!!! you're so young to be doing this well and it gives me hope for what the future of smithing will be. - a ferrier of 11 years
Hey man. New to your channel. Nice to see you working hard in the shop!!! Wish my son would take an interest...!😫😂🤣 Looking forward to your new builds. Keep on keeping on!!👍🏼💪🏼
Good to see you are protecting your feet better 🦶👍 I dropped some molten lead on my bare foot when about your age. It was paineful, but luckylie just a few droplets of it.
you need the head to free fall with a bit more weight on it and the treadle to pick it up and let it fall. But I give you real props for putting down the screens and getting your hands dirty and building something. Just keep at it. Maybe watch a few videos at weldingtipsandtricks.com
Fantastic job young man..you should doba project with your dad for us. Is he the one who thought you the way around the shop?. You are well on your way to being a master smith..keep up the videos and projects and your hard work will pay off...I want to see you on forged in fire in a few years!!
He was a professional woodworker for about ten years. So he taught me a bunch about that. I also take a woodworking classic two days a week, but he never worked with metal, everything I do with metal, like welding, forging, grinding and all that is self taught mainly from watching TH-cam. In my 100 subscriber play button vid he helped me a lot. Now I could do all that on my own. Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe!🙂
Drew, havent seen you for ages and all of a sudden this pops up and its 3 years old! How you going mate, you still using this hammer? What you been up to the last year?
Still making things and uploading videos! Just at a slower rate than I used to. This hammer I took apart when I moved and went to scrap. I’d suggest following my Instagram as I post a lot more there. 👍🔥
I liked the fact that you made the power hammer without electrical or gas power, didn't like how it traveled on you though. But pretty good first go. You gave me some ideas, I'm going to make mine out of metal and use an electric motor with a snail cam. I have some 4 inch mild steel that I'm going to use for the hammer and anvil. Really liked the video, keep them coming.
Thanks! 😊
I've been trying to make a power hammer for a long time. I think I might do it this way now. Great video.
Great job! Very creative design and seems to be quite effective! Keep forging and fabricating!
Very Good!.
Nice treadle hammer very effective and doesnt need air or electricity at all beautiful work new suber
Mate you are doing a grand job. Everything ive seen you do so far is the spirit of smithing. From the sushi knife to MAKING YOUR OWN POWER HAMMER!!!! you're so young to be doing this well and it gives me hope for what the future of smithing will be.
- a ferrier of 11 years
Thank you!
Great job Drew. Like your anvil power hammer also need to be bolt down. Anyways incredible doing great👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! I think I am going to have to put some rubber underneath it since my dad won’t let me drill into the floors...
Hey man. New to your channel. Nice to see you working hard in the shop!!! Wish my son would take an interest...!😫😂🤣
Looking forward to your new builds. Keep on keeping on!!👍🏼💪🏼
Thank you! How old is your sons? I’m sure you can gradually get him to like it
:) I’ve been working with some sort of tools since I was 4
Good to see you are protecting your feet better 🦶👍
I dropped some molten lead on my bare foot when about your age. It was paineful, but luckylie just a few droplets of it.
Yeah don’t want to drop 1800+degree steel on my feet ;)
Always remember safety second 😁
you need the head to free fall with a bit more weight on it and the treadle to pick it up and let it fall. But I give you real props for putting down the screens and getting your hands dirty and building something. Just keep at it. Maybe watch a few videos at weldingtipsandtricks.com
Fantastic job young man..you should doba project with your dad for us. Is he the one who thought you the way around the shop?. You are well on your way to being a master smith..keep up the videos and projects and your hard work will pay off...I want to see you on forged in fire in a few years!!
He was a professional woodworker for about ten years. So he taught me a bunch about that. I also take a woodworking classic two days a week, but he never worked with metal, everything I do with metal, like welding, forging, grinding and all that is self taught mainly from watching TH-cam. In my 100 subscriber play button vid he helped me a lot. Now I could do all that on my own. Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe!🙂
Drew, havent seen you for ages and all of a sudden this pops up and its 3 years old! How you going mate, you still using this hammer? What you been up to the last year?
Still making things and uploading videos! Just at a slower rate than I used to. This hammer I took apart when I moved and went to scrap. I’d suggest following my Instagram as I post a lot more there. 👍🔥
How well does it move material compared to hand hammering?
Overall, I would say not as well. But it is still fun!
@@Drew_lininger Alright, thanks for the info. A friend and I might expand on this and see if we can make an improved one, thanks for the inspiration!
child prodigy !!!
Nice haircut
How old are you friend. Your working is interesting. Nice job
I’m 15
@@Drew_lininger you have a great knowledge