Baby Air Hammer

[Sweany]

http://www.forgemagic.com/bsgview.php?photo=521&cat=R&by=Now ain't that just too cute

 

[Fred.Rowe]

Cute it is. If nothing else you could use it as a can crusher. Mount it on the kitchen counter next to the toaster. I really would like to see it in operation.
I do my forging with the 100 lb. big blue air hammer and it really moves the metal. I wonder what this little blue can do.

 

[MJ Hofbauer]

You want to see something cute, look at the miniature power hammer this guy made (The last two on the page). http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Kieffer2.htm Not knocking that air hammer, wouldn't mind it for myself -MJ

 

[Sweany]

That's really mini. Looks like a copy of a KerriHard hammer.

 

[Fred.Rowe]

That is amazing. People who work in miniature are a special breed.

 

[mete]

You do need miniature tools to make miniature knives !

 

[MJ Hofbauer]

Not to hijack sweanys thread, though in a sense I might have already, but if you like that guys work you should see Barry Jordan's. Take a look at the 1/14th scale Bridgeport http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Jordan.htm I can't even imagine how much work goes into one of them. -MJ

 

[Will52100]

Man those are nice

 

[Fred.Rowe]

I can't even imagine the work that goes into a piece like that. Drool Drool

 

[Harleyd2900]

I almost see minature stuff as a waste of time. I mean I would rather spend time making somtihing usable, and or practical.