Sheet metal - Air Chuck Tool Rack
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
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This is a follow on to my previous video on designing this sheet metal project using Fusion 360 and the new(er) sheet metal capabilities it provides.
I use a series of button punches and manual tools to fabricate several instances of this handy little rack.
Layout pen I used: amzn.to/2FISLa9
Starrett Automat Center punch: amzn.to/2FJbuSU
A good set of center punches: amzn.to/2taGmsV - Навчання та стиль
What is some info on your button punch press? I can't find anything like it and I'm now wanting one like a bad habit! That thing is sweet
It is made by Diacro. Hold onto your wallet. It is in their machine list as the model 2 punch press. Keep in mind that the price does not include punches. I also have they precision shear and corner notched. I acquired them when I bought an entire shop of equipment. ~P
What is your fluid layout pen? (model, vendor?) Also, I need some of that magic, self-applying paint :-)
I'm sorry, I thought I replied to you already. It is a blue sharpie marker in mammoth size. It works just like layout dye. amzn.to/2FLMqx1
I have a cool and easy project for you. If you're up for it?
Shoot.
It's a project that is for something that with the right dimensions and material could be produced and sold. It's an oil drip collector for lathes with external gears at the left end (South Bend, Atlas). I show my cobbled together version of it as the first project here: ua-cam.com/video/2pYxtUkJilo/v-deo.html . I think it would be even better if it went under the quick change gear box too, kind of like a chip pan extension that collets the oils that invariably drip all over. Considering the lengths some folks go in restoring these old lathes to pristine, it's astonishing to me that this isn't already a product or common project for keeping those freshly restored machines clean. I'm surprised South Bend didn't offer it as an accessory as well.