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I make wooden blocks out of several layers of wood. I think this would be great for that project. Up until now I have used bar clamps and that takes some time. I think this would save time in this step as well.I think I would use a larger threaded rod. Thanks
It's the old model, and the blade travels when tilted. If Felder, Record or Powermatic want to sponsor me I'll happily break my back moving a better table saw into it's spot. Lol
I decided to close my etsy page as sales were far and few between. You can download the supporting (DXF, SVG and Fusion360) files (for free) from my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/posts/15091059
Came here to say this. I have had several friends have accidents that could be avoided and one really messed up his hand. I cringed when I watched you working near the blade. I know you probably don't need to be told this. But, if a little annoyance by me could create some consideration and reduce risk so that you could keep creating awesome stuff, I don't mind being annoying. Great video. Really enjoyed it and learned a bunch of design patterns that I didn't know. I will probably be building this eventually.
....There's NO way I'd get the four metal bars to all point in the same direction upwards! This is really great to watch, by the way. Have you ever made a horizontal press? I'm lucky enough to have a heavy duty book press. I observe that in addition to crushing barbie dolls you could use your press for embossing. This was my observation as well! I was surprised with the results I got pressing my embossing folders as I assumed that it wasn't suited to this task. Or are you referring to a different type of embossing (like they do with a diecut embosser)?
Savaas P: Thanks for the clear demo and explanation of your reasoning as you progressed through this project. I found it helpful for my own planning for a similar device for my shop. Question: do you notice any flex or deviation in the center 12 mm rod as you compress a wide stack for gluing? I have some 25.2 that I could use, but wonder if that might be overkill. And, thank you again for your quest to enlighten.
Le plateau de ta perceuse à colonne fléchit 7:32 je crains fort que tu ne sois pas perpendiculaire lors du perçage ...:-( ceci dit bravo pour ta réalisation ;-)
I've indefinitely paused my Patreon page and migrated the downloads / guidance to my website: miscpro.com/2017/04/25/diy-vertical-press-printing-surface-press/
I make wooden blocks out of several layers of wood. I think this would be great for that project. Up until now I have used bar clamps and that takes some time. I think this would save time in this step as well.I think I would use a larger threaded rod.
Thanks
1:31 Never felt so worried about other people's fingers, please use push stick other time :) Nice press, thanks for video
"Crushing Barbies"
Yes, that is exactly why I clicked this video. This is relevant to my interest. Thank you sir.
Crushing barbies.... I'VE GOT TO HAVE ONE !!!!!!
Finally i saw a axminister table saw in action. Thanks for share.
It's the old model, and the blade travels when tilted. If Felder, Record or Powermatic want to sponsor me I'll happily break my back moving a better table saw into it's spot. Lol
😁 algorithm gods 😂🤣 👍🏻✨💫❣️Bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💖😍thank you for sharing your book press 🙏🏻
Very well executed project! Awesome...
This video gonna help me a lot,great job mate.
That was a cool project, thanks for sharing!
I decided to close my etsy page as sales were far and few between. You can download the supporting (DXF, SVG and Fusion360) files (for free) from my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/posts/15091059
Went to downland the document windows couldn't open the file
Great job 👍
use a push stick!
Came here to say this. I have had several friends have accidents that could be avoided and one really messed up his hand. I cringed when I watched you working near the blade. I know you probably don't need to be told this. But, if a little annoyance by me could create some consideration and reduce risk so that you could keep creating awesome stuff, I don't mind being annoying.
Great video. Really enjoyed it and learned a bunch of design patterns that I didn't know. I will probably be building this eventually.
Thank you for the video.
Genius
....There's NO way I'd get the four metal bars to all point in the same direction upwards! This is really great to watch, by the way. Have you ever made a horizontal press? I'm lucky enough to have a heavy duty book press. I observe that in addition to crushing barbie dolls you could use your press for embossing. This was my observation as well! I was surprised with the results I got pressing my embossing folders as I assumed that it wasn't suited to this task. Or are you referring to a different type of embossing (like they do with a diecut embosser)?
I need something built like this so that I can squeeze all the spent liquid out of washes on the grain
Your videos are incredbly amusing.
Will it work for crushing G.I. Joe's too? And what about dreams? Will it work on those?
Cool project....And nice to see this press can also be used for crushing Barbies lol
Goood job, man😉liked👍
Savaas P: Thanks for the clear demo and explanation of your reasoning as you progressed through this project. I found it helpful for my own planning for a similar device for my shop. Question: do you notice any flex or deviation in the center 12 mm rod as you compress a wide stack for gluing? I have some 25.2 that I could use, but wonder if that might be overkill. And, thank you again for your quest to enlighten.
Only thing that flexes is the aluminium plate under pressure. Hmmm it really depends on what you're trying to press.
very nice
😊👍👍👍
Crushing Barbies. :'D
And kens... they can be crushed too.
This looks great - I might well be interested in buying one from you if you would make one?
I would lose a finger sawing like that.
what brand was that mobile metal-cutting bandsaw?
Bosch. Its a neat little unit that does up to 65mm from memory. Way lighter than the Dewalt/Milwaukees, but they have more mouth opening
Bravooò... 👏👏👏
amazing do u make to order ?
I could do.
Le plateau de ta perceuse à colonne fléchit 7:32 je crains fort que tu ne sois pas perpendiculaire lors du perçage ...:-( ceci dit bravo pour ta réalisation ;-)
Terribly unsafe sawing practices. Luck will run out.