[TheForge] Power hammer Vs air hammer

dave mudge dave at magichammer.net
Tue May 23 23:50:46 EDT 2006


Yes you are right, but that would be rated for 6 volts rather than 120
volts.
dm
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Yes.  A cheap switch would also be the brake light switch for a 1939 Buick.
It sees pressure when you push on the brake pedal.

Hmm.  An addition would be to have a regular light to also shine on the
hammering area.  That way the area of danger would be illuminated as an
additional notice, and as an aid to hammering.

Part numbers like this are useful for anyone who wants to copy the design.

Thanks!!

All the best.

>*>-----Original Message-----
>*>Grover, you are correct about the potential danger of air
>*>hammers. Just like a motorized mechanical hammer with the
>*>on/off switch mounted near by your air hammer should have a
>*>ball valve (on/off switch) located right on the hammer. I
>*>have a red light that goes on when the hammer is energized
>*>and off when there is no pressure.
>*>http://www.magichammer.freeservers.com/page31.html will show
>*>you a picture of the light. You can find a light here:
>*>http://tinyurl.com/pvjl6
>*>(www.teksupply.com)
>*>search for item number LK1505 The air pressure / electric
>*>switch that I used is a homemade device (engineered by Byrne
>*>Lobdell) from an old air conditioner window unit. I think
>*>that Granger has a similar switch. dave m
>*>



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