Subject: Re: Power Hammer Workshop

From: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 03:55:15 -0500

I attended his workshop and was very satisfied.  I wish I would have attended
before I purchased my Little Giant.  Nebraska City is a quaint town with good
facilities.  Sid has many power hammers and parts which are interesting in
themselves.  In the class you participate in taking apart a power hammer (a
25# in my class), rebuilding whatever is necessary, putting it all  back
togeather, and practicing with it and with other power hammers of different
weights and styles.  Other various models/styles of hammers are also covered
in the training.  There were about 30 people in attendance which Sid said was
a few more than he likes,  but I thought all went well and enjoyed visiting
with those in attendance.  There were people there from as far away as
California.  If you don't know what to look for in a power hammer before you
buy one this class could save you lots of money and grief.

Dick Nietfeld
Grand Island, NE

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From: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 96 11:57:11 -0700

I also attended a workshop and was pleased with the knowledged gained. 
     There was about ten in my class. Two benefits at the top of my list: I 
     got over my "fear" of pouring babbit bearings. I got to see many power 
     hammers of many different styles.
     
     Dan Nibbelink
     RedHawk Forge

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Subject: Re: Power Hammer Workshop

Dick Nietfeld
Grand Island, NE