power hammer

I must have looked as if I'd been hit with a power hammer.

Power hammers are rated by weight of moving parts that act directly on the work piece.

This was done using a power hammer, worked either by a waterwheel or steam.

At the end of the 19th century the mechanical power hammer became popular in smaller blacksmith and repair shops.

Power hammers are generally categorized by their power source.

Mechanically powered hammers often look quite different from the hand tools, but nevertheless most of them work on the same principle.

A pneumatic hammer or power hammer is faster still.

Most of his contemporaries stamped their logo on their knives using a power hammer or other device.

Steam and mechanical power hammers were made into the middle of the 20th century in the USA.

On the right flank in the area of Miglieglia is the so-called Maglio power hammer.

It may be achieved by forging the balls under a power hammer, or by squeezing the bloom in a machine.

Forges seen in the 1772 pension show the addition of water powered hammers that allow the forger to stand proud before his family.

During the Industrial Revolution the trip hammer fell out of favor and was replaced with the power hammer.

In Aranno you can find the "Maglio", the last power hammer of Switzerland.

Likewise the smith's hammer is being eclipsed by the use of hydraulic forging presses and power hammers.

Marshall compares himself to John Henry, a folk hero who raced against a steam powered hammer and won.

A steam hammer is a power hammer driven by steam, used to shape forgings.

The power hammers of Ghirla in the commune of Valganna are particularly well known.

A typical power hammer consists of a frame, an anvil, and a reciprocating ram holding a hammer head or die.

Indeed, the destruction of even big structures is largely a hand-labor undertaking, which uses crowbars, air powered hammers and sometimes small tractors.

It was built in 1860 in Aranno and is the only functional power hammer with a lever device in Switzerland.

The barrel and mandrel are rotated and hammered by power hammers, which forms the inside of the barrel all at once.

A trip hammer, also known as a helve hammer, is a massive powered hammer used in:

In the middle of the 20th century power hammers driven by compressed air began to gain popularity and several manufacturers are currently producing these hammers today.

The sound of power hammers applying 125 pounds of pressure to a square inch of metal fuses with acid metal rock blaring through speakers.