NEW POWER HAMMER! (Prep and Foundation Work) - Part 1

[@ValhallaIronworks]

Tell you what, props to whoever poured the original slab. They did a good job!

[@BakerForge]

They sure did! It was quite solid.

[@redwolfknives3174]

Love how you welded the rebar together. Most people just wire tie. Excited to see your new hammer put to work! Love seeing the red clay on the dig out. Very cool!

[@BakerForge]

Thanks 👍

[@FilthyFishinFreak]

Badass can’t wait to see the hammer up and running

[@nine11kid]

Well... you got your workout in for the day. Looking good guys.

[@wayneheitz8390]

Looks great👏👏

[@ivanipang5948]

Hight work... good job man 😯😯😯😯👏👏👏👏

[@BakerForge]

Thank you 🙌

[@MtPhillipMetalWorks]

lets gooo!!

[@BakerForge]

Woot woot!!

[@Banjoandguns]

You could of just put it on the original slab maybe height was wrong but that was a good slab

[@BakerForge]

A power hammer this size needs 3-4 feet of concrete under it. A 6" slab is not enough. Plus the foundation under the hammer needs to be isolated from the pad the shop sits on so it doesnt rattle the place to pieces.