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    This document provides drawings and instructions for modifying a simple air hammer design to increase its power. The modifications allow it to produce a 35 pound air hammer. The drawings show the main components needed, including a base plate, upright I-beam, anvil, cylinder plate, head adapter, hammer head, and slider plate. Notes are included about recommended parts sizes and suppliers.

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    This document provides drawings and instructions for modifying a simple air hammer design to increase its power. The modifications allow it to produce a 35 pound air hammer. The drawings show the main components needed, including a base plate, upright I-beam, anvil, cylinder plate, head adapter, hammer head, and slider plate. Notes are included about recommended parts sizes and suppliers.

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    This document provides drawings and instructions for modifying a simple air hammer design to increase its power. The modifications allow it to produce a 35 pound air hammer. The drawings show the main components needed, including a base plate, upright I-beam, anvil, cylinder plate, head adapter, hammer head, and slider plate. Notes are included about recommended parts sizes and suppliers.

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    Airhammer

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    This document provides drawings and instructions for modifying a simple air hammer design to increase its power. The modifications allow it to produce a 35 pound air hammer. The drawings show the main components needed, including a base plate, upright I-beam, anvil, cylinder plate, head adapter, hammer head, and slider plate. Notes are included about recommended parts sizes and suppliers.

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    The document provides instructions and diagrams for building a 35 pound air hammer from readily available materials.

    The main components needed are a main base plate, cylinder plate, main upright cap, hammer head, main upright I-beam, anvil, slider plate, and anvil stay.

    The hammer head is guided using 1/2" square stock sheet brass guides welded at a 45 degree angle to the ram.

    Simple Air Hammer Modifications

    By Larry Zoeller
    If you these drawings along with the Simple Air Hammer plans from ABANA you will be
    able to build a 35 pound air hammer. All drawings are not to scale.

    Main Base Plate Main upright I-beam Anvil


    1" x 27" x 12" 54 1/2" x 6' x 6 1/2" 5" round x 28 1/4"

    Cylinder Plate
    54 1/2"
    3/4" x 4" x 10"

    Main Upright Cap


    1/2" x 6" x 6 1/2"

    Head Adapter
    3/8 n.c. thread
    2 1/2" x1" x 3/4"

    Hammer Head 6 1/2" Slider plate


    3" x 3" x 10" 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 9"

    6"

    Anvil Stay

    4" x 1/2" x ?
    measure after anvil and i-beam are in place

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    Guide Head Mount
    1/2"
    cap

    2"

    2"

    18 1/2"
    6"

    6"

    2"

    1/2" 1/2" square stock

    ________________________ 6” ______________________________

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    Dies

    Die welded at a 45 degree angle to the ram


    2" x 2" x 3"
    3/8" holes

    Die Plate 3" x 3" x1/2"

    Hammer Head Guides

    1/2" square stock Sheet Brass


    16" long 1 1/2" x 1/8" x 16"

    1 1/2" x 3/8' x 16"


    1/2' x 3/4" x 16"

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    Notes:
    • I got my sheet brass for the guides from MSC 1 800 645-7270
    • The air cylinder is 1 1/2” bore 10” stroke. The rod must have a 3”
    extension
    • I used a Norgren K71EAOO-K56-KA2 for the four-way valve
    • I did not use the anvil clamp at the bottom of the anvil base, I just welded
    the anvil to the main base
    • I did not use a upright base that is shown in the original plans I welded
    the I-beam to the main base.
    • Any where that the original plans called for 1/2” bolts, I downsized to
    3/8” bolts. I used grade five on all fasteners.
    • I used a Norgren mechanically operated 3-way valve instead of the ball
    valve used in the Kinyon plans. The part number is K41EAOO-KS1-
    KPO. You will need to plug off port 3 on the valve. I have the valve
    hooked to a foot treadle. I feel that this valve gives a better range of
    control than the ball valve.

    Permission to reprint this article in the origional format without any changes is granted to
    non-profit educational organizations only. Article source and author are to be identified in
    the re-print, Re-print for profit or fund raising purposes without permission is prohibited.
    The author of this publication assume no liability for actions taken as a result of material
    presented herein. Use content at your own risk

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