Awesome ! I am really glad the algorithm suggested your channel to me ! Great job building your press brake . Please keep the press brake videos coming !
@@ultra4suzukisamurai679 I posted 4 comments yesterday, asking questions and appreciation for your content and contribution to the fabrication community. fUA-camcensors
You have never used a press brake before. If you had, you would realize how ridiculous all this is.. You should learn a little before trying to teach.. TIP: 1.301*R + .428*R = K
@@twistedhillbilly6157 that’s why I always tell people I’m self taught. I did run a press brake at a job in the 90s. It was from the 50s and there was basically no training there. I was left to just figure it out. Since then I have not done production work, just mostly one off parts. I figure out the bends as I show in the video as I design the parts and as I explain it’s just how I do it but I’m eager to learn more.
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Awesome ! I am really glad the algorithm suggested your channel to me ! Great job building your press brake . Please keep the press brake videos coming !
That is an amazing build!
@@Christopherbever thank you!
A fellow QCAD user!
A lot of snap action switches will repeat to .001".
@@undaware good to know, thanks. Crazy how accurate they are.
all of my comments here were deleted.
@@AUMINER1 on this video? I don’t delete comments, don’t even know how. lol. What was your comment?
@@ultra4suzukisamurai679 I posted 4 comments yesterday, asking questions and appreciation for your content and contribution to the fabrication community. fUA-camcensors
@ thanks I appreciate that. Feel free to ask questions.
Anytime.
You have never used a press brake before. If you had, you would realize how ridiculous all this is.. You should learn a little before trying to teach.. TIP: 1.301*R + .428*R = K
@@twistedhillbilly6157 that’s why I always tell people I’m self taught. I did run a press brake at a job in the 90s. It was from the 50s and there was basically no training there. I was left to just figure it out. Since then I have not done production work, just mostly one off parts. I figure out the bends as I show in the video as I design the parts and as I explain it’s just how I do it but I’m eager to learn more.