[TheForge] Hammer in Washington

[Jerry Frost]

From: "martin paietta" <mpaietta at iglide.net>


> It was really curiosity more then anything. It is too 
> big for my shop
> anyways. Thanks for the info. After the Confrence I 
> was all hot on this idea
> I needed a power hammer. I then thought about it and 
> figured you know I need
> to work on the basics. If I don't have the basics all 
> a power hammer will to
> is mess up the piece faster.
>
> Cheers
> Martin
>


There's a good reason you see monster hammers like this 
selling cheap. As Reis says you could buy a really nice 
new hammer for less than it'd cost to get that one 
working. I took a look out of curiosity when it was 
posted on another forum and reposted it here for the 
wow factor.

I don't think there are many smiths doing what most of 
us here do, that could use a beast like that one. Had 
you sounded serious about wanting it I think there 
would've been plenty of warnings coming down the pike.

Frosty
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