The Original Junk Yard Hammer

[WorkshopWarrior]

That is really good do u have to use an engine block or could u use something else

[liviaawarren]

RIP Grant Sarver; don't get mad if he doesn't answer as he passed away in January.

[RDPproject]

Fantastic job guys...very well done.

I wish I had access to a workshop like that.

Greetings from Brisbane, Australia.

Rob.

[pkchong79]

could've used an air-conditioning pulley with the fan clutch so you don't have belt wobble.

[1patrickhenry]

very nice! and I just happen to have some sections of rail for hammers....

[MrRichinil]

That is a great machine.

[xOrhan1976]

Thanks for posting videos, guys!

[SugarcreekForge]

Now THAT is ingenuity! So cool - thanks for posting!

[XWSesh]

What? Speak up,Some dam fool is using a power hammer and someone stole all the ear defenders,so were all going deaf but still smiling face.:-)))))))))

[hurjaheikki]

I don't trust that spring system but i like the creativity and use of junk.

[bentontool]

You are amazing!

[kenny474]

I have seen some others on here, but your hammer is truly a HAMMER!!! That's just awesome! Much beefier than others I have seen, looks quite rugged as well, and like the hits are very solid.

Nice job, great ingenuity!

[rlewis1946]

New here. You guys are amazing. Yes, Rub Goldberg is alive and doing quite well in your shop! Wish I had the brains. creativity and skill to build one like it. Keep up the good work and looking forward to your next creation.

Cheers,

Roy Lewis Atlanta, Georgia USA

[Needmorehorsepower]

Very awesome nice work :)

[AerieForgeandPipe]

I love it!

[Ilovetheplatypus]

Rednecks always make the coolest shit.

[reddes6]

very clever,what size motor do u think is best for this type of application.i have always wanted to build a hammer and this vid explains it the best.thanks alot for taking the time to share your knowledge and creativity with us.keep up the good work and looking forward to more of your vids.

[toadabc]

Very very impressive. The use of the block for both mass, work surface and mechanical power is fantastic.

I hope the aluminum piston and aluminum weld holds up to the pounding

[deezynar]

Have you heard back from the guy who bought it? I wonder how it's doing.

[tlingetrich]

excellent, you guys are geniuses, enjoyed your video very much!!!!

[m16team47]

I like you a lot of video. Like your presentation.

this is great vedio for me. thank for your sharing.

[boliver524]

that's great

[howshawthebrave]

I think that could be the answer to my fucked elbow.

[FLswamps]

Wish I'd been the first man with 100$

[thornwarbler]

fantastic!!!!! thanks for sharing

[jiovjslp1]

very nice idea for a whipping hammer that i made one for myself ...thanks good job

[niksechtniks]

i sey Verry Nicre Job

[mChongbro]

tell me about the motor. DC? volts? Amps hours?

[flyingscrapyard]

I really liked the clear narration along with showing the various mechanisms with their action. On of the best videos of its type I've seen to date. You have a good voice for the narration too. Nice and clear. Out of interest, what size was the Chev? 250, 292? I know what I can use mine for once it gets past it. Great video.

[darkcolmar]

AWESOME! Anyway you guys could write up some basic plans on how you did this? The vid is great but personally, I'd rather have such things in writing. =)

[nakedanvil]

I prefer to show "what I did". If I show "do this" I am in a position of liability for you following my instructions.

[gtaw00]

Will you at least show us how to set the points? :)

[TheRobertRedbeard]

@darkcolmar If you know how to use Torrents, Search for blacksmith on a tracker. I have several old manuals and a college course book. Just keep looking. I got mine on Demonoid. They only open up for new members once a month. Good luck.

[chopperchuck]

too cool good job

[boxer3main]

another good use for 3 main bearings.

[TomLumpkins]

Wow... Good job, and thanks for sharing this with us..