This is a mini powerhammer I built, since building it I have upgraded it in certain areas. It works great for a hammer of its size and for the price it cost to build.
The one thing I would change is the slide; instead of relying on grease, install rollers so the slide is smoother and more controlled, otherwise an excellent build!
You can't see in this video but I show it in my earlier ones the guide is lined with nylon 66 with journals cut into them a replacement for brass. So it is very smooth issues with rollers is they do not tolerate a lot of vibration so would wear much quicker. The plates are adjustable and very cheap to replace.
I always get good feelings, when i see that People put their GOD given skills on use!! Awesome Job, great engineering, good video!!! :) greetings from Finland!!
Look man, I'm just gonna say it. This thing is great. I love that you're using a friction drive "clutch concept" ( if I can put it that way). That is a nice compact machine that doesn't eat up room in the shop and is practical for the application at hand. Great build!
Thanks for the kind words Ben, it took me a good while to get the hammer to run. Could still do with some refining but overall it runs great for small stock.
I have been thinking for sone time now that I wanted to build a scaled down tire hammer, your video just cemented the idea. I’d like to see a video of yours moving metal
Looks great man. And it seems to have a nice push behind it. I've seen scrappy the power hammer too! I liked his use of the railway as the hammer face. I've been debating hard on if i should get a nice tredel hammer, or get Roy's air hammer and build a power hammer like this. Im around 3 years in to my smithing venture and i wanna take some bigger steps towards a small career. I have friends in the hippie/fire scene and ive been told live demos would fit right in. How much did it cost ya to get it going, start to finish? Thanks man!🍻
This hammer is great for small stock as it can keep it's momentum and gives it enough time for the hammer to travel to allow for a good strike. I use it for blades as it draws out thin material well, I wouldn't recommend it for thick material upto 20mm + or so. In all it cost me approximately £400. I had to purchase a motor and the stub axle set for a trailer and a suitable spring. The rest I built myself as I had this in the back of my head for a few years and just kept gathering offcuts suitable for the build. I'd recommend the belt hammer design also as they seem quite effective. I'd like to build my own variation of that eventually to compare them.
Система молота отличная. Вижу только один минус. Как заменить сам ударник на молоте???? И как я заметил запускается не плавно. С этим что-то нужно делать. А в общем 👍👍👍при желании каждый сам сможет собрать причём из того что на свалке можно найти. 👍👍👍
A couple of years ago I started collecting up stuff to make a tyre hammer but gave up when I realized that it was too big and would probably lead to a falling out with the neighbours. After looking at your design Im off and racing again. Thanks.
I love the hammer great size for my part time knife making. Is there a way you can send me more picture of the hammer from all angles along with some measurements so I can build my own. Thanks
I'd definitely recommend it Mark, I love it. If you are able to I'd definitely recommend getting a small set up such as a little gas forge, few hammers and a make shift anvil to start with such as a piece of rail track. I built my first forge using a few old bricks and a old hoover set to blow. Just be careful haha.
Very cool. I'm forwarding this to a good friend who I'm sure will be interested in building this design. THEN I'll be checking out your channel! I post Ll kinds of stuff myself, but nothing yet to do with blacksmith /forge work
Yes I don't see why not, if I were to make it again tho I would make it belt driven not off a pulley direct to the shaft. Remove the wheel mechanism. 👍
Belle réalisation avec des pièces simples et éprouvées. Belle idée de transmission avec le galet frotteur qui me rappelle ma jeunesse avec les fameux Velosolex Français. Cela donne un bon petit pilon....
Very nice hammer. I’m working on a design with a belt… Quick question: before choosing the motor-tire concept, did you consider the motor-belt concept?
I did and even have some of the parts made ready for it such as the crankshaft and pulley wheels. I would like to also try this concept as well, maybe later on I will try building a belt driven variant.
The hammer currently runs on a 1400 rpm motor would be more suitable with a 2800. Don't have time currently to mess around with it due to other work. But when it all settles down I will continue with modifying it.
Super robota i świetny projekt 👍. Tez chcialbym coś takiego sobie zbudować ale nie zdążyłem wszystkiego dokładnie obejrzec na filmie. Ale myślę że jak pogrzebię w internecie to znajdę jakiś projekt.
No it's a very basic machine really, I just intended to use it for drawing out small stock such as knife blanks and scrolling etc. Suitable for when there is a lot of repetition involved.
Hi, may I ask a questioin - how do you get the steel for these builds and how much do you pay for it (per kg?) I've been to a few scrapyards in my area (South Leicestershire), they just don't have any solid pieces (just sheetmetal and other stuff but no "chunks" of solid steel round/square, not even any hot rolled sections). I don't even know what to make the hammer or the anvil from. There is a metal merchant in the area but they're charging over the moon. Apparently scrap should be in the range of 30 -50p per kg for solid, but "new" is 2 - 3 pounds! So basically, I can't find any substantial bits of steel to make anything of, unless I order online, and probably pay more than buying a ready-made power hammer. I'm talking about the massive stuff, no problem for flimsy rolled section. By the way love the design. I'm super limited for space but looking to make finer work anyway so that'd be a dream.
At the time I worked as a fabricator so the materials were pretty easy to come by due to offcuts from jobs that we had been working on. The local scrap yard to me also stocks a really good variety of steel from flat bar, solid round stock etc. I had been saving pieces for this hammer also for quite some time, I initially begun the design for it with rough sketches back in 2017. My best advice would be look for local fabricating companies in your area and contact them about possibly buying some offcuts from them. The company I used to work for would throw away large amounts of good quality steel to the scrap. Hope this helps 👍
@@Hammerandhilt Fair enough. Lots of YT "scrapyard builds" content makes it look easy but I never seen any of this material scrapped, all I can find is actual rubbish. I'll just have to keep digging, at least it's good to hear that it's a bit hit and miss (or based on circumstances) for others, too. Thank you very much for the insight appreciate it :)
@@computername no problem, I had to adapt my original drawings to fit with what I could get my hands on also. A lot of mine on box section stuff but used thick walled box when possible, if I couldn't I would reinforce it with gussets as much as I could.
Check if you have any hydraulic cylinder repair places in your area, a piece of old chromed rod would make a decent striker ? I have a couple of scrap yards I visit, one is hit and miss with whatever turns up, but I've snagged some decent stuff. The other has steel section (seconds I think) sitting outside slowly rusting away. Some of it hasn't moved in years, but the price keeps going up as if it was new stock !
Awesome. I want to make a mechanical power hammer. I got some drill rod that is heavy I can use for ram. How did you figure out counter balance on tire?
Do you mean the offset distance between the tyre bearing and the head of the spring assembly? I can't say for sure, I would have to measure it when I'm at the forge for you.
Class engineering dude 100% respect for the skill u had to make it iv made a few things myself but nothing as intricate as that all the best of luck from Ireland next door Seamus
Cheers Seamus that's very kind of you to say, it took me a few attempts to get the hammer functioning correctly but overall it was worth the effort and time.
@@Hammerandhilt Rob some people just have a great eye for minute engineering I'd have a arc welder where you'd have aCo2 mig welder and youd have a lathe where I have a lidl bench drill ( 120e and a 3yr waranty) haha anyway I'll keep an eye out for your future projects I have a son in limerick university who's nearly a qualified metalwork and Tech Graphics teacher so he'll love your hammer video Take care and we'll talk soon
@@Hammerandhilt I would be interested as well! I've seen other plans for sale but they are for hammers that are a lot bigger and more expensive in materials and seem to be a lot more complex in design
The one thing I would change is the slide; instead of relying on grease, install rollers so the slide is smoother and more controlled, otherwise an excellent build!
You can't see in this video but I show it in my earlier ones the guide is lined with nylon 66 with journals cut into them a replacement for brass. So it is very smooth issues with rollers is they do not tolerate a lot of vibration so would wear much quicker. The plates are adjustable and very cheap to replace.
@@Hammerandhilt If the nylon 6/6 doesn't hold up try Nylatron GS. It holds up, and is excellent bushing material.
I always get good feelings, when i see that People put their GOD given skills on use!! Awesome Job, great engineering, good video!!! :) greetings from Finland!!
@@mr.phenomi2976 Thank you for the advice 👍 so far it's holding up but I will defiantly look into this. I have not heard of that material before.
@@mikkomarkuskaariainen9023 Thank you Mikko I really appreciate that.
Look man, I'm just gonna say it. This thing is great. I love that you're using a friction drive "clutch concept" ( if I can put it that way). That is a nice compact machine that doesn't eat up room in the shop and is practical for the application at hand. Great build!
Thanks for the kind words Ben, it took me a good while to get the hammer to run. Could still do with some refining but overall it runs great for small stock.
Very good simple design and highly affordable, budgetable nice works......
I’m about to build one myself.
Crush a piece of scrap wood under it when dry hammering. It prevents stress and premature wear.
Genius - absolute genius
Nice Hammer Rob. Good work.
Super job and very good work nice
very impressive
I have been thinking for sone time now that I wanted to build a scaled down tire hammer, your video just cemented the idea. I’d like to see a video of yours moving metal
Then I shall try to find time to make a video for you next week hopefully. 👍
Looks great man. And it seems to have a nice push behind it. I've seen scrappy the power hammer too! I liked his use of the railway as the hammer face. I've been debating hard on if i should get a nice tredel hammer, or get Roy's air hammer and build a power hammer like this. Im around 3 years in to my smithing venture and i wanna take some bigger steps towards a small career. I have friends in the hippie/fire scene and ive been told live demos would fit right in. How much did it cost ya to get it going, start to finish? Thanks man!🍻
This hammer is great for small stock as it can keep it's momentum and gives it enough time for the hammer to travel to allow for a good strike. I use it for blades as it draws out thin material well, I wouldn't recommend it for thick material upto 20mm + or so. In all it cost me approximately £400. I had to purchase a motor and the stub axle set for a trailer and a suitable spring. The rest I built myself as I had this in the back of my head for a few years and just kept gathering offcuts suitable for the build. I'd recommend the belt hammer design also as they seem quite effective. I'd like to build my own variation of that eventually to compare them.
Система молота отличная. Вижу только один минус. Как заменить сам ударник на молоте???? И как я заметил запускается не плавно. С этим что-то нужно делать. А в общем 👍👍👍при желании каждый сам сможет собрать причём из того что на свалке можно найти. 👍👍👍
A couple of years ago I started collecting up stuff to make a tyre hammer but gave up when I realized that it was too big and would probably lead to a falling out with the neighbours.
After looking at your design Im off and racing again.
Thanks.
I love the hammer great size for my part time knife making. Is there a way you can send me more picture of the hammer from all angles along with some measurements
so I can build my own. Thanks
Very cool 👍 always wanted to try forging. Never had the space.
I'd definitely recommend it Mark, I love it. If you are able to I'd definitely recommend getting a small set up such as a little gas forge, few hammers and a make shift anvil to start with such as a piece of rail track. I built my first forge using a few old bricks and a old hoover set to blow. Just be careful haha.
Very cool. I'm forwarding this to a good friend who I'm sure will be interested in building this design.
THEN I'll be checking out your channel!
I post Ll kinds of stuff myself, but nothing yet to do with blacksmith /forge work
Ok great to hear, I'll be sure to check out your channel I love to see other peoples projects.
I'm amazing why not get some better qualities steel to start with ??
I'm sorry I do not understand your question?
Some of the best tools/things in life are simple, elegant solutions to real problems. I love it.👍
I agree completely, cheers. 👍
Im totally building one!
Totally.
Cool hammer,I'm not a mechanical so unless you have plans? I can only dream of being a metal head!
No plans as of yet, but once I have tweaked the hammer and happy with it fully I think I may draw some up for it 👍
Can you make an extra small one like for a desk?
Yes I don't see why not, if I were to make it again tho I would make it belt driven not off a pulley direct to the shaft. Remove the wheel mechanism. 👍
Belle réalisation avec des pièces simples et éprouvées. Belle idée de transmission avec le galet frotteur qui me rappelle ma jeunesse avec les fameux Velosolex Français. Cela donne un bon petit pilon....
Where can i get the plans?
Hi Ellison I haven't drawn any up yet but I do plan to, I will make them available 👍
Quite impressive! You have a real talent and mechanical aptitude. Thanks for sharing your gift with us.
Thank you.
@@Hammerandhilt ɔƆ 😢❤agya
That is an excellent hammer! I have a large self contained hammer and a 25lb Little Giant. I like them. But despite the size, I LOVE your hammer!
Thank you, yes it is a little underpowered for anything bigger than knife stock. But for the space it takes up it is very effective!
Very nice hammer. I’m working on a design with a belt… Quick question: before choosing the motor-tire concept, did you consider the motor-belt concept?
I did and even have some of the parts made ready for it such as the crankshaft and pulley wheels. I would like to also try this concept as well, maybe later on I will try building a belt driven variant.
i actualy saw 1 like that eith a belt
А вам не страшно общаться с человеком из России???? Нас ведь во всём мире террористами называют!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cool
Ingenious👍👍
i built a water cooled saw, based on the same design principles. It was for cutting lexan, and not leaving any burn marks.
Beau boulot
Like it good for scooters
I got to say you're quite the industrious fella. But holy shit man is that thing dangerous put a cage around that shit!!!!!
Haha yes I can say you aren't the first to say this, I know it needs a cover. I've got a plate I need to fix to the front to protect myself.
How much for the plans . I love the fact it for a garage as that’s all I have and it’s quite small.thank you Andy
Yeah nice Hammer but I wanted to see it working
The hammer currently runs on a 1400 rpm motor would be more suitable with a 2800. Don't have time currently to mess around with it due to other work. But when it all settles down I will continue with modifying it.
Super robota i świetny projekt 👍. Tez chcialbym coś takiego sobie zbudować ale nie zdążyłem wszystkiego dokładnie obejrzec na filmie. Ale myślę że jak pogrzebię w internecie to znajdę jakiś projekt.
That's a good idea.
Whent for an icd
Nice podcast
Genius
Nice build.
Just a little mod on the brake trip would make it stop only at top center, full retract.
Amazing
great work did you make the dies changeable
No it's a very basic machine really, I just intended to use it for drawing out small stock such as knife blanks and scrolling etc. Suitable for when there is a lot of repetition involved.
Very good nice....thanks may friend.... São Paulo - Capital - Brasil
Thanks!
Amazing
Like to get some of the design. So I can make my own. That is perfect. I need a mini hammer.
That is beautiful!!! So you have any plans?
😃👍👏👏👏
Hi, may I ask a questioin - how do you get the steel for these builds and how much do you pay for it (per kg?) I've been to a few scrapyards in my area (South Leicestershire), they just don't have any solid pieces (just sheetmetal and other stuff but no "chunks" of solid steel round/square, not even any hot rolled sections). I don't even know what to make the hammer or the anvil from. There is a metal merchant in the area but they're charging over the moon. Apparently scrap should be in the range of 30 -50p per kg for solid, but "new" is 2 - 3 pounds! So basically, I can't find any substantial bits of steel to make anything of, unless I order online, and probably pay more than buying a ready-made power hammer. I'm talking about the massive stuff, no problem for flimsy rolled section.
By the way love the design. I'm super limited for space but looking to make finer work anyway so that'd be a dream.
At the time I worked as a fabricator so the materials were pretty easy to come by due to offcuts from jobs that we had been working on. The local scrap yard to me also stocks a really good variety of steel from flat bar, solid round stock etc. I had been saving pieces for this hammer also for quite some time, I initially begun the design for it with rough sketches back in 2017. My best advice would be look for local fabricating companies in your area and contact them about possibly buying some offcuts from them. The company I used to work for would throw away large amounts of good quality steel to the scrap. Hope this helps 👍
@@Hammerandhilt Fair enough. Lots of YT "scrapyard builds" content makes it look easy but I never seen any of this material scrapped, all I can find is actual rubbish. I'll just have to keep digging, at least it's good to hear that it's a bit hit and miss (or based on circumstances) for others, too. Thank you very much for the insight appreciate it :)
@@computername no problem, I had to adapt my original drawings to fit with what I could get my hands on also. A lot of mine on box section stuff but used thick walled box when possible, if I couldn't I would reinforce it with gussets as much as I could.
Check if you have any hydraulic cylinder repair places in your area, a piece of old chromed rod would make a decent striker ?
I have a couple of scrap yards I visit, one is hit and miss with whatever turns up, but I've snagged some decent stuff. The other has steel section (seconds I think) sitting outside slowly rusting away. Some of it hasn't moved in years, but the price keeps going up as if it was new stock !
You are really clever man.greetings from Turkiye
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Would have been nice if you showed it in use
There is footage in other videos where I use it.
Sweet, very well done. I need one of those also.
My woman wants one...
wish i could see it in action. Tease !
i dont think you get it . i blocked your channel so this never happens AGAIN
It’s awesome and scary as fk😂
Haha cheers, I once had someone describe it as it looking like something built by Wallace & Gromit!
Awesome video! Great work on the hammer. I just finished my hammer and will upload the video soon.
Great can't wait to see it!
Top, parabéns, tem as medidas pára nós fazer um igual, se possível, obrigado.
Seriously looks awesome, makes me think of some kind of brotherhood of the steel workstation from fallout haha, very cool
Cheers, I can definitely see that.
Nice job!
Awesome. I want to make a mechanical power hammer. I got some drill rod that is heavy I can use for ram. How did you figure out counter balance on tire?
Hi there, I just built it by trial and error. Tested the hammer throughout the build until I was happy with it's functionality. Thank you.
thats awesome
Thank you.
Круто!!!
Not sure how to phrase this,, but do you know what the distance of the main pivot point is? The point where the tire connects to the spring assembly.
Do you mean the offset distance between the tyre bearing and the head of the spring assembly? I can't say for sure, I would have to measure it when I'm at the forge for you.
Mantap, pande besi 3m sungai Guntung kec Kateman Inhil Riau Indonesia, bos kasih saya satu,
Apologies I do not understand.
Well done brother
Harga nya berapa pak ?
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among the nicest hammer i seen.
Looks great.
Very nice what size tubing did you use for the back upright part of the frame and what wall thickness?
70 x 70 x 6mm box section for the main upright 👍
Class engineering dude 100% respect for the skill u had to make it iv made a few things myself but nothing as intricate as that all the best of luck from Ireland next door Seamus
Cheers Seamus that's very kind of you to say, it took me a few attempts to get the hammer functioning correctly but overall it was worth the effort and time.
@@Hammerandhilt Rob some people just have a great eye for minute engineering I'd have a arc welder where you'd have aCo2 mig welder and youd have a lathe where I have a lidl bench drill ( 120e and a 3yr waranty) haha anyway I'll keep an eye out for your future projects I have a son in limerick university who's nearly a qualified metalwork and Tech Graphics teacher so he'll love your hammer video Take care and we'll talk soon
@@irishlad8797 cheers Seamus it's great to hear from people like yourself.
Awesome Job
r.i.p.....
😂
Where did you source the spring?
looks like from a dirtbike
It was from a quad bike suspension 👍
@@Hammerandhilt nice
Do you sell plans? Would love to build one like that
Hi I never made any sorry as I just built it from various other designs I had seen, I could always draw some up.
@@Hammerandhilt I definitely will buy some if you do.
I'd be into that too. I'm no engineer but this is exactly what I want to build
@@Hammerandhilt I would be interested in purchasing plans as well
@@Hammerandhilt I would be interested as well! I've seen other plans for sale but they are for hammers that are a lot bigger and more expensive in materials and seem to be a lot more complex in design
Máy cán dao
0:50 "This is a minge". Give it a clean before you use it.
😂 I was hoping I got away with that!! Trust one of you to notice it!!
@@Hammerandhilt 😂👍