Thanks for sharing your journey. It's always great to see a person bring their dreams to life.

Love my MZ 75 ! I have #81 in Cibola AZ. Customer service is beyond compare. We had an issue with shipping . The company damaged the hammer in transport. I took photos of the damage while unpacking and emailed them in less than 10 minutes I got a call from Mary Lou and Ken. Their goal was to make things right as soon as possible and they sure did. I know if I had any problems or questions they would be answered by the next day. Congrats on Mary Lou #100 !

Ken, Congratulations on your 100th hammer, After having mine a couple of years its working perfectly and I recommend it every chance I get and I echo the previous comments on the tremendous service that you give in support. Thank you Fred

Great video! What a journey. 👍

Thank you for the tongs I bought. Great little power hammer. Perfect size for an average garage.

Congratulations to you all! To all that read this you can’t ask for better support and service than you get from Kens custom iron! Great hammer great people. Go ahead and get a MLZ75 ordered. You won’t regret it.

#94 in Michigan! Thanks Ken. Love the Hammer.

Congratulations on reaching your milestone. Thanks for sharing your journey.

Thanks Ken for putting together this video story. I am still enjoying using my Jz100 that I built a couple of years ago using your control kit and cylinder. I've done a lot of things with it that I never thought I could do. I love the control I have and boy does it hit hard.

Wow!! awesome story of the history for your Power Hammers. Well done Ken. Thank You for all you do. Wayne

Congrat's Ken, never paid attention that my serial is 96. Can't wait to finish my shop and get the hammer setup this fall.

Beautiful work.. Great story and thanks for sharing it.

Great video! Nice to know the developmental history. Loved the name history as well (I had no idea). Im 100% satisfied with mine and looking forward to when you are back doing hammer classes.

I built a mechanical one the ram on mine is around 95 lbs it’s a beast I like the control system you have for the air very sweet system guys thanks for posting

Awesome journey. Got to hear this story at the Oklahoma Saltfork Craftsmen Artist-Blacksmith Association conference last year. Just as good the second time around 🍻

Congrats!!!!

Yeah I saw one of these last year when you were at quad state great hammer!

Thanks for the video! I love my mz75

I gotta get one of these next year when I move to TN. Still making the 3 tong bundles you sent, messed up the first one by over forging it. Good thing is , I'm only out $6. Bob R. CT

Very nice!

Cool! I need to come down and visit your shop!

Congratulations on the 100th

Great video Ken. Missed you and Mary Lou last May at the BAM conference. Hope to see you next year.

Let’s not forget that you’ve made these hammers run on such a small volume of air power- that’s a huge advancement!

Curious about that valve body. That is a hydraulic unit running on air? Beautiful design and great components! I would buy one today if I didn't need a hammer just twice a year. If I win the lottery I'll get a pair for fun.

I'm trying to reverse engineer that steam hammer linkage for use on Josh DeLisle's air hammer. I'll be at it for a while. :-D

Thanks for sharing! Is it 25# 50#? I'm looking for a power hammer!

How load is the hammer while it’s in operation, I live in a area where I have close neighbors.

Would love to but MZ75 but the cost of freight to Australia would be to expensive

At $6500 each, Im not surprised that you only sold 100, obviously you have sold a lot more, be interesting if I took your plan and had them made in China, I wonder what my price point could be, maybecheap enough to be able to sell 100 a month. Just need to make a transfer stating it is made in USA, Which would be 100% correct, because I would assemble them in the U.S. Maybe a price of $3990 would make them sell.really well.Because as a average guy with a average pay check, I cant afford $6500 for one, for starters my wife would kill me for spending that much for my hobby. No Ill just stay in my tiny shed hitting away with my hammer, as Im not that type of guy.