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Home Made Steam Driven Trip Hammer doing some work

flattening out 1.5mm and 3mm thick wire solder.

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Blue Heeler24/05/2021 05:33:46
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Home Made Steam Driven Trip Hammer doing some work flattening out 1.5mm and 3mm thick wire solder.

This is fun steam driven accessory to use, a bit hard on the ears though!

Michael Gilligan24/05/2021 07:00:23
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An extravagant way of flattening a bit of solder

... but a wonderful demonstration of the principle yes

MichaelG.

Blue Heeler24/05/2021 07:15:20
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Posted by Michael Gilligan on 24/05/2021 07:00:23:

An extravagant way of flattening a bit of solder

... but a wonderful demonstration of the principle yes

MichaelG.

Thanks Michael smiley

Nicholas Farr24/05/2021 09:33:16
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Hi, it's good to see an engine actually doing some work rather than spinning around on it's own in fresh air. Yes a very good demonstration.

Regards Nick.

Rob Wheatley24/05/2021 13:40:14
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It does make your eyes go funny with the 2 hammers lol, looks good though.

Blue Heeler25/05/2021 01:33:31
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Posted by Nicholas Farr on 24/05/2021 09:33:16:

Hi, it's good to see an engine actually doing some work rather than spinning around on it's own in fresh air. Yes a very good demonstration.

Regards Nick.

Thanks Nick, appreciated.

Blue Heeler25/05/2021 01:34:10
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Posted by Rob Wheatley on 24/05/2021 13:40:14:

It does make your eyes go funny with the 2 hammers lol, looks good though.

Hi Rob I saw that too, I think it was seeing the rear hammer behind the front hammer and then the shutter speed (60fps) playing some optical illusion trick?

Edited By Blue Heeler on 25/05/2021 01:34:23

Trevor Drabble25/05/2021 08:33:29
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Blue Heeler , Like others before me , I also like your work . I wonder if you may now be interested in obtaining information on the trip hammers at Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet in Sheffield, and also at Wortley Top Forge near Sheffield , with a view to producing working models ?

Trevor.

Blue Heeler26/05/2021 00:04:45
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Posted by Trevor Drabble on 25/05/2021 08:33:29:

Blue Heeler , Like others before me , I also like your work . I wonder if you may now be interested in obtaining information on the trip hammers at Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet in Sheffield, and also at Wortley Top Forge near Sheffield , with a view to producing working models ?

Trevor.

G'day Trevor , not sure about my skill level but I would be interested in seeing these trip hammers. Do you have a link or some photos?

Cheers,
Jim

Trevor Drabble26/05/2021 10:54:19
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Jim , Have some pics somewhere , so will sort out all and let you know . Trevor

Blue Heeler27/05/2021 01:22:42
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Posted by Trevor Drabble on 26/05/2021 10:54:19:

Jim , Have some pics somewhere , so will sort out all and let you know . Trevor

Thanks Trevor

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