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Posted by Paul Woodhouse at June 7th, 2005
The Tinbasher is a company blog to help customers learn more about Butler Sheetmetal Ltd, a small family-run sheet metal shop languishing in the backend of Lancashire. The blog’s primary focus is to let you know who the people behind the business are and what we do, but there’s also a few other metallic morsels thrown in for good measure. However, don’t let that stop you from getting confused by the occasional post that’s completely off-topic.
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Nice information!
In the past I have built my own hydraulic press brake 60 Ton X 4 ft wide. I utilized dual ram’s salvaged from a catipiller, I utilized hydraulic dual selonoid valves to allow balance and stop control, not fancy but served the purpose up to 1/2″ plate and more.
I am looking for drawing’s
of a similar press but with a profesional touch. Are there professional drawings available?
The previous home built press handled only 4 Ft. width, my intentions are to build a six or eight foot press brake this time around! is their any one out there that can help me with drawings of such?
I will share pictures if any one is interested!
Thank you for any help I receive from other like minded individuals!
Sincerely Ron