I have a Boss power hammer and it works great.It is currently torn down because I have moved, but I hope to assemble it soon and work with it. I will try to post a video about it in the future.
Thanks for making the video. I live just outside of Dubuque Iowa and have been aware they at one time made power hammers there. yours is the first I've actually seen in running condition. I am a new subscriber please keep the videos coming.
Thank you soo much, i have very little info on these guys, when I research American made power hammers all I really got was little giants, any info is better than none thanks again
I have a very similar hammer myself that I'm in the process of restoring so that I can use it. it is in fact a Swedish made copy of this particular one, these were produced by at least one company for a number of years (I'm still trying to figure out exactly which one and when). Mine is a bit more light in construction, the ram weighs around 20-25 kg and the whole machine should weigh around 500 kg. Anyways, thanks for uploading this video, it was nice to see what the original hammer looks like! I might upload a video of mine later on when it's up and running.
@@StackhouseKnives Hello again, just wanted to let you know that I´ve managed to get mine running now, and that I´ve added two short videos of it on my channel!
Sir i am also planning to build power hammer. So if you finish your work on it couldn't you please share it's details. Email me : karthikjayan85@gmail.com
I have one just like this, looks identical, but different colour.. It needs some work before i can use it but nothing is stuck or cracked.. here in Norway they were made (or imported ) by V. Löwer's maskinforretning ( maskinforretning= machineshop)
@@StackhouseKnives will make a video of it when i get it running, hopeully this spring/summer.. i have also found one working and running just over the border in Sweden, in use by axe maker Nils Ögren - he is making videos with it already..
I've a load of machine tools in storage... They would've all run via flat belts & lineshafts originally... I've 36 machines... Have a look at my channel if you like...
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I have a Boss power hammer and it works great.It is currently torn down because I have moved, but I hope to assemble it soon and work with it. I will try to post a video about it in the future.
qué padre que un joven como tu pueda tener una herramienta tan vieja de buena calidad y en tan buenas condiciones.
Thankyou
Thanks for making the video. I live just outside of Dubuque Iowa and have been aware they at one time made power hammers there. yours is the first I've actually seen in running condition. I am a new subscriber please keep the videos coming.
Thank you soo much, i have very little info on these guys, when I research American made power hammers all I really got was little giants, any info is better than none thanks again
I have one of these so glad to see there are others out there in operation as well 🙂👍
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I have a very similar hammer myself that I'm in the process of restoring so that I can use it.
it is in fact a Swedish made copy of this particular one, these were produced by at least one company for a number of years (I'm still trying to figure out exactly which one and when).
Mine is a bit more light in construction, the ram weighs around 20-25 kg and the whole machine should weigh around 500 kg.
Anyways, thanks for uploading this video, it was nice to see what the original hammer looks like! I might upload a video of mine later on when it's up and running.
Thanks for the info! Always interesting to learn about the different makes of hammer, hope you get yours up and running!
@@StackhouseKnives Hello again, just wanted to let you know that I´ve managed to get mine running now, and that I´ve added two short videos of it on my channel!
Thanks for the video. I'm currently building a power hammer now.
thanks mate i'd love to see progress :)
Sir i am also planning to build power hammer. So if you finish your work on it couldn't you please share it's details.
Email me : karthikjayan85@gmail.com
Thanks for this video. I'm currently doing a project about power hammer. So can you please share some videos about it's driven mechanism
Sorry I missed this comment, I'm happy the video helped
I have one just like this, looks identical, but different colour.. It needs some work before i can use it but nothing is stuck or cracked.. here in Norway they were made (or imported ) by V. Löwer's maskinforretning ( maskinforretning= machineshop)
That's awesome! Mine needed some replacement parts and maintenance when i first got it. Love to see yours once its in working order!
@@StackhouseKnives will make a video of it when i get it running, hopeully this spring/summer.. i have also found one working and running just over the border in Sweden, in use by axe maker Nils Ögren - he is making videos with it already..
@@JHF80 Awesome, I'll check his video out too!
Nice machine
It sure is!
wowwww....
I've a load of machine tools in storage...
They would've all run via flat belts & lineshafts originally...
I've 36 machines...
Have a look at my channel if you like...
glenn moreland i've just checked out your Channel your machines look fantastic, i love the old lathe you've rebuilt :)
Nice
Thanks!
Good video but dear god it drug on, I cant believe it was only 14 mins
A shorter video is probably needed