Baby Power Hammer

Harold Mulder · Nov 1, 2020

I know we've had posts before about people picking up, rebuilding and using power hammers. However I don't think we've had a post about one that is this small. Here is the link to a You Tube video of a fellow in Belgium who picked one up and did some minor repairs and had it up and running.

Harold

DeSelle · Nov 1, 2020

Alright......so I saw the struggle to get this little hammer into that shop. I was expecting the shop to be a garage with nothing in it. How did he get all of that much larger equipment in there if had to drag this thing across his yard.

Neat little hammer

Salem Straub · Nov 1, 2020

Very enjoyable watch! And a quite serviceable, effective little hammer as it turned out.

justin.mercier · Nov 1, 2020

I'd love a little 30lb self contained like that. You can do a lot of work with one!

RCPDesigns · Nov 2, 2020

DeSelle said:
Alright......so I saw the struggle to get this little hammer into that shop. I was expecting the shop to be a garage with nothing in it. How did he get all of that much larger equipment in there if had to drag this thing across his yard.

Neat little hammer

Same... I was surprised to see the rest of the shop. Great video.

raven007 · Nov 4, 2020

Lost major points with me when he removed the googly eyes. Sorry, a power hammer that small deserves some whimsy.

Also I'm guessing he hired in the moving of the larger pieces and this wasn't worth the expense.

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