DIY Hydraulic Press Brake PART 2- Backstop Using a Linear Actuator
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- DIY Hydraulic Press Brake PART 2- Backstop Using a Linear Actuator
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Video Description:
How to build a homemade pressbrake. In this video series, I’ll share the process of building out my homemade brake press, which will include a NC control back gauge and limit switches to tell how far the punch die needs to travel down to achieve a desired and repeatable bend angle.
Items used in this video:
Cyclops Press Brake Tool: / cyclopsdesigns or www.ebay.com/itm/115064499037...
Electric Hydraulic Pump/s: s.vevor.com/bfQHVv
Vevor 30 Ton Cylinder: s.vevor.com/bfQh9M
Anti-Wear Hydraulic Fluid: amzn.to/3Lt3YP9
Limit Switch: amzn.to/3qZNw1Z
Return Springs: amzn.to/47X0YnM
Linear Rail: amzn.to/3L2KLnp
Digital Angle Gage: amzn.to/3QZTESt
Leveling Caster 2200lb Capacity Set of 4: amzn.to/486WB9U
Video Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:27 - Why you need a backstop
0:56 - Solidworks details of the backstop
1:57 - Making the backstop and building it
3:50 - Installation
8:02 - Backstop Demonstration
13:56 - The Results
14:41 - Preview of part 3
15:29 - Diy Weldpak Kit
15:50 - Conclusions
Read more about my PC Setup that I use for SolidWorks and video editing: rathasochenda.com/pc-build-2019/
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Want to build your own Hydraulic Press Brake? Links to the DIY Build Plans:
My Website Shop: rathasochenda.com/product/diy...
Etsy Shop: rathasochenda.etsy.com/listin...
DIY Shop Hydraulic Press Brake Weld-It-Yourself Kit: rathasochenda.com/product/com...
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Absolutely amazing. I love your videos and I like how you operate, well thought out and professional. Your channel is awesome and I'm happy every time I see that you uploaded a video. Greetings from Romania.
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This project is AWESOME. Talk about adding precision and repeatability!!
Thanks it was fun one!
Can’t wait for part three, keep up the great content!!
Thanks 🙏🏽
Wow! This set up is so cool! I would be very interested in buying one of the kits
Thanks. 😊 check out my website site for more details on the kit 🦾
Bong Ratha, you are inspiring me on one day becoming a fabicator myself. my wish to bring your achievement to Khmer people to experience locally ❤
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His fabrication table sent me straight to my garage to weld my own table!
@@TookiesShop Talking about simplicity and functionality. My brother Ratha is the champ!! !
Very cool. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks bro!
So sick bro! 🙌👊
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Very interesting build, thank you.
Thanks
Good job brother, loved the content!!!
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Very nice job ! You have done a great job on the build.
Thank you!
Wow! I wish you were my brother and I lived just down the road! Lol
Love it! Maybe one day 😅
Just found your channel. Very impressive work, I must say. You’re not asking, but I have a hack for you. That scale is, cool. If you install a couple of pin rods, and an inexpensive magnet. You can remove the device when not in use. I’m going to check out the first part of build. Again nice work.
Thanks
I use a sharpie which leaves approx a 1/8" line,which is the same as the radius on my punch.
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Had an idea, but I don't know if it would ever come in to play. Since the fingers are different widths, would maybe making the back guide slide side to side be a worthwhile upgrade? Can't think of a specific instance, but I haven't needed a finger brake yet.
Yeah I thought about that have it slide on linear guide rails. Left to right.
Really nice press brake! :)
Have you considered marking bend lines with your plasma torch? The powermax xp series can mark with 10 amps :) (just "cut" only the bend lines first, at 10 amps, then the outlines at full power)
This creates a slight groove that you can use for aligning the press die (for example with diagonal bends)
You can also mark spots for pre drilling
Interesting. Thanks
great video, even better press brake! Where do you buy those magnetic square blocks?
Thanks. Square can be found @ genuinemetalworks
What k factor are you using in your sheet metal bending? There should be some number in your SolidWorks sheet metal settings around .4 to .5 k factor. This may adjust your bend line.
I’m just using the default k factor of .5 but I think I may have to adjust it per material and thickness
Because the Vevor Pump has only a 2 gal tank are you concerned that the oil might exceed 140 degF during production runs? Do you think a digital temp gauge with a probe in the tank would be a good addition?
I did runs of 30-50 parts. No concern at all really. Maybe if I did more but honestly if I’m doing like 1000 units I’m outsourcing it
add roughly half the thickness of the piece per 90 degree bend typically. Ex. 14 gauge aluminum is .080 thick and your bend allowance for 1 bend is .032 2 bends is .064 3 bends is .096...etc
Good to know
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Where did you get your burnout table from?
Arclight