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5:34 am
If you have developed a bad case of tennis elbow, tendonitis, cold strike frustration, cold-shuts, cold cracks, cavern munsters, back aches, mechanical gremlins, and bad word usage-
Please consider demoing and or purchasing a Say-Mak Air Hammer, the finest in self contained air hammers today. Made in Turkey, these machines are international industry standard with over 300 operating in N. America thanks to the late Tom Clark.
My name is Nathan Neale, and you may contact me to ask, order, inquire, request, this well made Say-Mak Air Hammer.
Contact:
Neale Steel Works
P.O. Box 399
Seaside, Or 97138
Ph. 503-440-1073
Email- [email]nealesteelworks@gmail.com[/email]
6:16 am
March 22, 2010
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Yeah Nate Id like to demo a 100KG hammer in my shop.... Can you get me hooked up? Id like to run it side by side with the Nazel ... be a fun day
Whatever you are, be a good one.
Abraham Lincoln
4:54 am
Mr. Langdon,
As you know, I have the same Say-Mak as you, and will not have the SPH 100 for several more months for demo.
So, I suggest that we fly to Turkey to demo the hammers, cuisine, tobacco, coffee, and patience of the locals.
All on your write-off of course.
-nathan
7:08 am
March 22, 2010
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November 8, 2010
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There isn't a better self-contained hammer on the market as far as I'm concerned. I visit Bob Alexander's shop quite a bit and he has a whole litter of them from the Ozark School.
Good to know someone is going to continue importing them in to the States.
Good luck Mr. Neale!
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5:24 am
Mr Jim B.
Thank You.
I agree and concur with your thoughts of the Say-Mak. It is a fine brand.
Mr. Alexander is a fine gentleman and does indeed have a whole litter of the Say-Mak air hammers from the late Tom Clark Estate. I do plan continuing business relations with Mr Alexander for the benefit of the artist community.
It's good to hear you visit his circle, hope to meet you both someday.
Cheers!
Nathan Neale
4:04 am
I am happy to see these being carried in the states again.
what about replacement parts? will you keep an inventory?
5:56 am
Why do I need parts? The machines never break down. They're made of gold and alien engineering sprinkled with dali lama dust.
Seriously though,to answer your question, I will carry some parts inventory that will arrive with the next shipment in several months. Its common to also have specific parts air mailed within a month or less depending on what is needed.
Thanks.
Nathan
3:43 am
😀 Hello all, I am very excited to tell about our container of Say-Mak products arriving around late February of 2012.
Within this shipment we offer self contained pneumatic forging hammers in weights of 50, 60, 75 Kg. Also, we have 80 Ton/ 100 Ton Hydraulic "H" frame presses, manual shears, extra forging dies, and more.
We hope to see you @ the NWBA Spring 2012 Coference where you are welcome to demonstrate our machinery.
If you are interested in any technical data, please visit http://www.say-mak.com.tr/
For prices and information please contact Nathan Neale direct @ 503-440-1073 or email [email]nealesteelworks@gmail.com[/email]
Happy Forging!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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