What’s the footprint of this machine? I have a small shop so I am eager to see if this would fit my space.
@BigBlueHammerMfgСағат бұрын
I saw your email come through. Glad I was able to send that pic.
@wildfireknifeandtool8 күн бұрын
Whats the estimated msrp? This looks like a good fit for a limited space small shop.
@BigBlueHammerMfg3 күн бұрын
The retail price is $5200, Check the website for details as we approach opening orders to the public this Saturday.
@austinjudkins83468 күн бұрын
Can't wait! What will the cost be? I've been waiting for a small hammer made in the USA instead of China.
@BigBlueHammerMfg3 күн бұрын
Made right here in North Carolina! This will be $5200 retail, but it looks like we will do a release deal on Saturday of around $500 off for the first day only.
@jeverettrulz8 күн бұрын
what kind of flooring support will this require? would a standard garage cement floor be sufficient??
@BigBlueHammerMfg3 күн бұрын
The way the anvil is made (video coming soon) leaves very little impact energy going into the floor. So this will run on grass, dirt, wood, concrete or asphalt. We are considering adding or offering rubber/plastic feet to help keep it in place on concrete so you don't really need to anchor it down.
@jeverettrulz3 күн бұрын
@@BigBlueHammerMfg great! looking forward to more information soon!!
@guloguloguy4 ай бұрын
IMHO: THESE BIG "POWER HAMMERS" ARE QUITE EXPENSIVE, AND HEAVY!!!.... SOMEBODY OUGHT TO DESIGN A SMALLER, LIGHTER POWER HAMMER, FOR DOING SMALLER WORK, AND FOR FORGING NON-FERROUS METALS....
@guloguloguy4 ай бұрын
IMHO: THE AUDIO QUALITY ON THIS VIDEO REALLY SUCKS!!!.... (SORRY!)... YOU OUGHT TO REDO IT ALL, AND CUT OUT/MINIMIZE THAT ANNOYING MUSIC!!!
@stickermigtigger8 ай бұрын
I've watch a few of your videos this morning. I certainly hope the quality of your videos isn't reflected in the quality of your hammers.
@stickermigtigger8 ай бұрын
Obviously the smith in the video does a heck of a lot better fit and finish that he does with the flat. I can't say which is better. In isolation this video tells me I better buy some drawing dies. :-)
@williamqueen67908 ай бұрын
Is that Paul Beisler at the end?
@rb23049 ай бұрын
Looks like someone stole the concept of Uri Hofi (R.i.p.) and took his patented and widely known design to make money. May many lawsuits be your future. Respectless vultures
@MasterofCrude Жыл бұрын
With Clay Spencer Friday July 13, 2007. Left with #16 of 22 . 50#
@amitpunjani1426 Жыл бұрын
Your speaker lady seems to have cough stuffed upper respiratory system, please allow clear speaking person for explanations
@martekiller Жыл бұрын
are you guys paying jason for this i hope
@Psyrus882 жыл бұрын
Succinct, and extremely informative. Thank you for making this.
@dozernmike24232 жыл бұрын
Only drawing dies for me.
@teun79232 жыл бұрын
Wow, almost a perfect anvil.
@cuty27022 жыл бұрын
Your GIMP skill amazed me, wow
@3lourd2 жыл бұрын
How to purchase one? Any help
@carlthornton30762 жыл бұрын
Very Good!.
@annielynpran54803 жыл бұрын
what are the downside of an incomplete basic air line system?
@aehaiaehai48383 жыл бұрын
منتتت
@rameshrameshdd46823 жыл бұрын
I want this machine how much money
@williamrainford97533 жыл бұрын
What do you youse to draw this?
@shikamaru15x3 жыл бұрын
seems to me that these hammers look a lot like the Hofi hammers by uri hofi. a shame that you take someone else's design and call it your own.
@RovingPunster3 жыл бұрын
Great lookin anvil. +1 😄 One minor design quibble is the upsetting block - I wonder what the rationale was for moving it from a more traditional location like the base/foot (where it's both fully supported by the base & stand, and out of the way of the deck) up top to the deck ? Seems like a loss of real estate, and a less secure and less well supported location to my admittedly inexperiencled eye. Less room to swing too. Also, if the hot work were to skitter off the block during upsetting, there's a precarious 12" drop that could let the falling work hit your thigh. Why move it high, and with less support ?
@aceystar147811 ай бұрын
That's a side shelf. You can clearly see the upsetting block on the base on the same side. It's a similar design to a refflinghaus #58.
@RovingPunster11 ай бұрын
@@aceystar1478 Thx for explaining. - noob
@magedelsariakoussy9073 жыл бұрын
Spot on ....👍
@timjackson55553 жыл бұрын
On a small hammer drawing dies Big hammer flat only
@jackphillips87713 жыл бұрын
I agree, light hammers work better when force is applied to a smaller area.
@TomofAllTrades3 жыл бұрын
My first integral had a lot of “oups” spots. Thanks for showing how to fix them.🙏
@TomofAllTrades3 жыл бұрын
Really the best short series on forging an integral bolster knife👍🏼.
@aitkinresident3143 жыл бұрын
What in the hell software from 1995 are you using here? lol
@doggonemess13 жыл бұрын
It's GIMP, an open source graphic software. It's dog-ugly, but it works great and it's 100% free. Can't argue with free.
@vai_-cn9br3 жыл бұрын
That camera vibration after every blow is really awesome. Anyways thanks for sharing and really informative. :)
@marcsenteney31603 жыл бұрын
Do you offer financing?
@sangeenshahkhan3 жыл бұрын
What a crook of shot. I thought it was about building a power hammer instead i had to listen to his home baked philosophy lecture and watch a kid have go at drawing a power hammer with e-crayons
@taylorcustard3 жыл бұрын
Just get a real hammer. A 100lb mechanical hammer forges circles around these turds
@Varunkm1103 жыл бұрын
How did you determine power of compressor ?
@avinashrananaware34643 жыл бұрын
The tool is also useful in unexpected condition.. Is best tool.. The tyre hammer one step ahead comparison with others.. Pheunometic is very heavy and expensive.. Not easy to change. Tyre hammer easy to install, easy to change, more money feedback.
@travisewing17953 жыл бұрын
This ain’t the Jason Knight I know!
@jdv44393 жыл бұрын
No respirator hmmm
@jefflyon1003 жыл бұрын
I've been looking for videos on your big blu forging press. There doesnt seem to be any that detail its capabilities. There is very little on your site about it. What size hydraulic system, are the guides steel on steel or are they aluminum bronze and adjustable for wear. How rigid is it? Does the moving carriage rack if work is done off center? I know I would need to have multi stage dies mounted. Having answers to these types of questions is a start to determining versatility, suitability and value for money for my shop. I know what I'm getting in a four post press in similar tonnage. Is this just a brute forging press or a precision machine? The videos I have seen of earlier versions of this press show excessive racking, galling of the guides and general lack of finesse. Is the new Big Blu better?
@jimlabolito60983 жыл бұрын
Seems obvious. Combination die. Best of both.
@AndyColglazier3 жыл бұрын
How did you temper that? Also, it would be great to see how you go about grinding and finishing the bolster area.
@ORflycaster4 жыл бұрын
I just noticed that in Jason's old shop, his tongs were actually hung up and in one location. Definitely not the case now! :D
@paulgraham53744 жыл бұрын
Just all around fantastic stuff i just started forging but looking at your video's I'm learning a lot can't wait for the next video
@aboelfetoohglal57184 жыл бұрын
رجاء معرفه السعر كام
@TomofAllTrades4 жыл бұрын
Well edited. I dig the pedal cam👍🏻
@Lmr69734 жыл бұрын
This anvil is no longer available? What a shame! Are you going to sell anvils in the future?
@aceystar14783 жыл бұрын
@G Sterling what do you msan by some time in the past
@Crazyknives4 жыл бұрын
Very knowledgeable person here, you make this look so easy, great videos 👏👏👏👏
@rodneylangstroth45774 жыл бұрын
One of the biggest things I am learning, is be patient with forging. I'm usually trying to rush the process and end up with a less than refined knife. You are teaching me, patience
@taylorcustard4 жыл бұрын
That's a lot of shit talking. From someone calling themselves a master. I haven't met many American Smith's who passed their masters smithing program. Weird it's not offered in the states. But whatever
@ORflycaster4 жыл бұрын
Maybe your ears are more sensitive than most. I only heard constructive instruction.
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What’s the footprint of this machine? I have a small shop so I am eager to see if this would fit my space.
I saw your email come through. Glad I was able to send that pic.
Whats the estimated msrp? This looks like a good fit for a limited space small shop.
The retail price is $5200, Check the website for details as we approach opening orders to the public this Saturday.
Can't wait! What will the cost be? I've been waiting for a small hammer made in the USA instead of China.
Made right here in North Carolina! This will be $5200 retail, but it looks like we will do a release deal on Saturday of around $500 off for the first day only.
what kind of flooring support will this require? would a standard garage cement floor be sufficient??
The way the anvil is made (video coming soon) leaves very little impact energy going into the floor. So this will run on grass, dirt, wood, concrete or asphalt. We are considering adding or offering rubber/plastic feet to help keep it in place on concrete so you don't really need to anchor it down.
@@BigBlueHammerMfg great! looking forward to more information soon!!
IMHO: THESE BIG "POWER HAMMERS" ARE QUITE EXPENSIVE, AND HEAVY!!!.... SOMEBODY OUGHT TO DESIGN A SMALLER, LIGHTER POWER HAMMER, FOR DOING SMALLER WORK, AND FOR FORGING NON-FERROUS METALS....
IMHO: THE AUDIO QUALITY ON THIS VIDEO REALLY SUCKS!!!.... (SORRY!)... YOU OUGHT TO REDO IT ALL, AND CUT OUT/MINIMIZE THAT ANNOYING MUSIC!!!
I've watch a few of your videos this morning. I certainly hope the quality of your videos isn't reflected in the quality of your hammers.
Obviously the smith in the video does a heck of a lot better fit and finish that he does with the flat. I can't say which is better. In isolation this video tells me I better buy some drawing dies. :-)
Is that Paul Beisler at the end?
Looks like someone stole the concept of Uri Hofi (R.i.p.) and took his patented and widely known design to make money. May many lawsuits be your future. Respectless vultures
With Clay Spencer Friday July 13, 2007. Left with #16 of 22 . 50#
Your speaker lady seems to have cough stuffed upper respiratory system, please allow clear speaking person for explanations
are you guys paying jason for this i hope
Succinct, and extremely informative. Thank you for making this.
Only drawing dies for me.
Wow, almost a perfect anvil.
Your GIMP skill amazed me, wow
How to purchase one? Any help
Very Good!.
what are the downside of an incomplete basic air line system?
منتتت
I want this machine how much money
What do you youse to draw this?
seems to me that these hammers look a lot like the Hofi hammers by uri hofi. a shame that you take someone else's design and call it your own.
Great lookin anvil. +1 😄 One minor design quibble is the upsetting block - I wonder what the rationale was for moving it from a more traditional location like the base/foot (where it's both fully supported by the base & stand, and out of the way of the deck) up top to the deck ? Seems like a loss of real estate, and a less secure and less well supported location to my admittedly inexperiencled eye. Less room to swing too. Also, if the hot work were to skitter off the block during upsetting, there's a precarious 12" drop that could let the falling work hit your thigh. Why move it high, and with less support ?
That's a side shelf. You can clearly see the upsetting block on the base on the same side. It's a similar design to a refflinghaus #58.
@@aceystar1478 Thx for explaining. - noob
Spot on ....👍
On a small hammer drawing dies Big hammer flat only
I agree, light hammers work better when force is applied to a smaller area.
My first integral had a lot of “oups” spots. Thanks for showing how to fix them.🙏
Really the best short series on forging an integral bolster knife👍🏼.
What in the hell software from 1995 are you using here? lol
It's GIMP, an open source graphic software. It's dog-ugly, but it works great and it's 100% free. Can't argue with free.
That camera vibration after every blow is really awesome. Anyways thanks for sharing and really informative. :)
Do you offer financing?
What a crook of shot. I thought it was about building a power hammer instead i had to listen to his home baked philosophy lecture and watch a kid have go at drawing a power hammer with e-crayons
Just get a real hammer. A 100lb mechanical hammer forges circles around these turds
How did you determine power of compressor ?
The tool is also useful in unexpected condition.. Is best tool.. The tyre hammer one step ahead comparison with others.. Pheunometic is very heavy and expensive.. Not easy to change. Tyre hammer easy to install, easy to change, more money feedback.
This ain’t the Jason Knight I know!
No respirator hmmm
I've been looking for videos on your big blu forging press. There doesnt seem to be any that detail its capabilities. There is very little on your site about it. What size hydraulic system, are the guides steel on steel or are they aluminum bronze and adjustable for wear. How rigid is it? Does the moving carriage rack if work is done off center? I know I would need to have multi stage dies mounted. Having answers to these types of questions is a start to determining versatility, suitability and value for money for my shop. I know what I'm getting in a four post press in similar tonnage. Is this just a brute forging press or a precision machine? The videos I have seen of earlier versions of this press show excessive racking, galling of the guides and general lack of finesse. Is the new Big Blu better?
Seems obvious. Combination die. Best of both.
How did you temper that? Also, it would be great to see how you go about grinding and finishing the bolster area.
I just noticed that in Jason's old shop, his tongs were actually hung up and in one location. Definitely not the case now! :D
Just all around fantastic stuff i just started forging but looking at your video's I'm learning a lot can't wait for the next video
رجاء معرفه السعر كام
Well edited. I dig the pedal cam👍🏻
This anvil is no longer available? What a shame! Are you going to sell anvils in the future?
@G Sterling what do you msan by some time in the past
Very knowledgeable person here, you make this look so easy, great videos 👏👏👏👏
One of the biggest things I am learning, is be patient with forging. I'm usually trying to rush the process and end up with a less than refined knife. You are teaching me, patience
That's a lot of shit talking. From someone calling themselves a master. I haven't met many American Smith's who passed their masters smithing program. Weird it's not offered in the states. But whatever
Maybe your ears are more sensitive than most. I only heard constructive instruction.
At 1:56, is that Morgan loitering back there? lol