Great Build, Great video, great music. Big thumbs up! You're one of the first press builds I've seen using multiple hydraulic cylinders, so thanks for demonstrating that. I can't believe the top comments are just whining about the way the welds look...
Joe congratulations the press that build it is awesome thank you for sharing with all of that look at your excellent jobs, thank you and have a good day.
Where can I get the plans for this? I seen a cadd lay out or something similar, I want to build one! That is awsome, 4 seems like a better option because of price and redundancy. If 1 fails your still good, even if 2 fail you can still keep working at a limited amount. So ya, that's a very good idea it seems.
Don't listen to the negative comments, your welding will work/hold for that application. If the weld breaks you can just weld it again (I doubt it will). What is the source for the die plate holders? Those look nicely machined.
Good job. As long as the welds hold who gives a damn what they look like. Welding a bead and laying nickels and dimes comes in time. As my dad always said, you have welders and grinders.
Great build! Wish I had the encouragement that you obviously have when I was your age. Your dad deserves a thumbs up too. Hope you went back and did more than single pass welds on that H-frame that will be containing almost 60,000 lbs of force. A failure under that kind of pressure is like an explosion. I'll be subscribing and looking forward to your Damascus work.
If this has 3 inch cylinders at 3000psi a pretty standard pump pressure you are looking at almost 85,000 lbs and they look more like 4 inch and if that is the case it is just over 150,000lbs. He has 4 cylinders. radius x radius x pii x psi x 4 cylinders. I would definitely add a few passes.
Very nice design! Great work! What type of control valve? It is a momentary or auto return? I have two big power hammers but I also use my press. My valve is foot or hand operated but it is one way only. Would be a game changer to switch the valve!
Great video! Been looking for a video like this for a long time. Will the plans that you said you are going to post have a list of the bits that you bought to put it together. I do hope so! Would love to make one like it! Keep up the good work.
As a favor can you say where you got the parts and names of parts, in that I would like to made a press as well but am still learning about hydraulics?
@@ethanshenk2058 I would love for you to try to forge out a 5 kg Damascus billet with a hammer and an anvil, if you think it will be shortcutting using a press
why cant i find the plans, need to know displacement of oil , motor rating, etc,looked at instagram but its not a format im familiar with, great build btw
Another limit switch on a quick adjustment then the press wont go up all the way constantly. this would work as an iron worker. Make a shear module, bending dies all day long and a punching head. What you have there is excellent.
Why not build your own. it is a pretty simple concept if you know how to weld. The hydros are real simple. You do not need one this big either. 4 cylinders is way overkill and that 3 phase pump he has to have to get the flow rate is not cheap.
Damn, nice machine. Think it just miiiiight be a little too much for forging though. It flattens the materials, but I think it'd destroy your work if doing Damascus. I could be wrong though, be interesting to find out.
Do any budy know if i can make one of this press to operate on my garage with 220 volt hidraulic pump, it work ok?, can you tell me what capacity i heve to buy the cillinders and pump?
Maybe I am just easily impressed but did any one notice that the guy doing this seems to be 15-16. admittedly with some labor help but you guys are critiquing a young man not a seasoned machinist.
Your MIG welding: You should be angling the nozzle, BEHIND your direction of motion, not ' following ' the arc. This, will preheat the metal going FORWARD, a little. Look for a fried bacon sound, from the arc, with about 1/2 inch of wire, from nozzle end, to arc/workpieces. There is a fine, balance, between wire speed, material thickness, and arc amperage. Most MIG welders, are only good to about 1/4 inch thick normal mild steel. .
Impressive Joe - that is one monster of a forging press - congrats on a terrific build.
Rick Rabjohn Thanks bro
Now that's a POWERFUL press for sure. Great build.
Great job, great build. Really enjoyed watching you build this.
Great Build, Great video, great music. Big thumbs up! You're one of the first press builds I've seen using multiple hydraulic cylinders, so thanks for demonstrating that. I can't believe the top comments are just whining about the way the welds look...
instablaster.
Congratulations on a well thought out and clean build. Very professional. The ancient engineer in me approves....and wants one. 😁
Joe congratulations the press that build it is awesome thank you for sharing with all of that look at your excellent jobs, thank you and have a good day.
Very nice press, much faster than mine. But similar in size and style. .
Wonderful, wonderful work!!!
I just discovered your channel. WOW. This unreal. GREAT job young man.
Thanks
Nice Press, Cool Dad, Not everyone has the skill to pass on, But its great when they do.
Now that is a beast !
Any plans for the press?
Wow that is incredibly powerful! Nice work 👍
That is an impressive machine.
Well Done!
That things a BEAST ! Good job.
Good build that press is a beast
I don't suppose you offer a parts list for this project?
please include a link to part one in the description
Where can I get the plans for this? I seen a cadd lay out or something similar, I want to build one! That is awsome, 4 seems like a better option because of price and redundancy. If 1 fails your still good, even if 2 fail you can still keep working at a limited amount. So ya, that's a very good idea it seems.
What a monster GREAT JOB!
What hydraulic ram are you using? I used a 25 ton hydraulic PortaPower and it is super strong, but the stroke is only 4.5 inches and is dead slow.
Sweet press Bud, better than the rest......but.......with respect..... please.....PLEASE.....do a welding evening class !!!
Good job dude! How many tons is this press? I'm 14, looks like about your age, and hoping to make one of these.
BurlyWoodWorks 28 tons
Good luck with the project😃
Nice press you made.
Wow how many tons ?
отличная работа. хороший пресс. лайк. молодец.
Good Job man. Is it possible to forge an air planishing hammer die?.
Wow well done, love that press.
Don't listen to the negative comments, your welding will work/hold for that application. If the weld breaks you can just weld it again (I doubt it will). What is the source for the die plate holders? Those look nicely machined.
Good job. As long as the welds hold who gives a damn what they look like. Welding a bead and laying nickels and dimes comes in time. As my dad always said, you have welders and grinders.
Awesome work! I'm building one soon. Nice fab skills and video!
Great build! Wish I had the encouragement that you obviously have when I was your age. Your dad deserves a thumbs up too. Hope you went back and did more than single pass welds on that H-frame that will be containing almost 60,000 lbs of force. A failure under that kind of pressure is like an explosion. I'll be subscribing and looking forward to your Damascus work.
AndTheCorrectAnswerIs
Thanks bro appreciate it :)
If this has 3 inch cylinders at 3000psi a pretty standard pump pressure you are looking at almost 85,000 lbs and they look more like 4 inch and if that is the case it is just over 150,000lbs. He has 4 cylinders. radius x radius x pii x psi x 4 cylinders. I would definitely add a few passes.
that is so awesome. great job!
Vincent Sisk thanks 😃
Tidy !! loads of POWER.........
That things a monster
Good job young man!
Congratulations for this job !. What is the pushing force of this press?
i'm in love with your press!
What was the cost
fast and lots of power
what kind of welding is this?
Very nice design! Great work! What type of control valve? It is a momentary or auto return? I have two big power hammers but I also use my press. My valve is foot or hand operated but it is one way only. Would be a game changer to switch the valve!
I'm impressed Son.
What is the total cost?
Great video! Been looking for a video like this for a long time. Will the plans that you said you are going to post have a list of the bits that you bought to put it together. I do hope so! Would love to make one like it! Keep up the good work.
you can find the plans on my instagram
joe_the_builder_
You can ordre the drawings in my webshop: gentilblacksmithing.dk/webshop/7-tool-drawings-amp-3d-files/
As a favor can you say where you got the parts and names of parts, in that I would like to made a press as well but am still learning about hydraulics?
Extrem powerfull wery nice work now you can make a lot of damascus knives 🤣
thanks!
How much is too much power?
awesome build, im very impressed but how many tons does it put out?
28 tons
Very impressive indeed. I had to sub.
Does press stressing the metal so quickly make a difference to the quality vs machine hammer forging?
MrBobberino01 no the press doesn't change the quality of the final product
That pump looks expensive! Nice build!
Saya suka vidio anda ide anda kreatif..saya pandai besi juga..saya selalu nonton vidio anda..setahun terakhir ini
Hey, great tool you made there 🤓 I want one!
Better make up some spacers that's a powerful press. pressed that metal like it was butter lol!
Can i forging bronze metal
Are you welding in galvanized H beams? Indoors with no ventilation? :O
beau travail mais quelle est la puissance du groupe moteur/pompe/verrins et quelle est la force en tonne merci
How many tons is this?
Exelente, que harían los herreros de antaño con esta tecnología, que asombroso, fantástico
Great great great work !! You build fantastic things ! Now you can forge lot of damascus hammers... 😉
thanks a lot .))
yes a lot of fun damascus projekts comming up on the channel
Joe the Builder cool !! The part one of my belt grinder build gonna be upload soon to 😉
la forge montagnarde
Cool !
Looking forward to that
Joe the Builder thanks 😉
Great job Joe awesome way to go very impressive
From where did you purchase the cylinders and motor from? I can’t seem to find any
What is the use of a press?
Blacksmithing
@@gentilknives8907 its shortcutting in my opinion but seriously what use is there for it
@@ethanshenk2058 I would love for you to try to forge out a 5 kg Damascus billet with a hammer and an anvil, if you think it will be shortcutting using a press
@@gentilknives8907 if i had the materials and the time i definitely would
If you were to sell it. How much would you ask for it?
lol everyone whining about your welds. Whatever man, clearly they held. Nice press, sucker is strong
What is pressure in tons
??
Around 30 tons
@@gentilknives8907nice press, what is the electro motor horse power do you use in the video?
why cant i find the plans, need to know displacement of oil , motor rating, etc,looked at instagram but its not a format im familiar with, great build btw
dark orkodi please look here: gentilblacksmithing.dk/webshop/7-tool-drawings-amp-3d-files/
Is there a way to get the plans for this?
Tyler Shields the plans Will be on my Instagram tomorrow
joe_the_builder_
Tyler Shields please look here: gentilblacksmithing.dk/webshop/7-tool-drawings-amp-3d-files/
Tyler Shields
Good job
As soon as I have a workshop again, I'll buy that plans. Thanks
Отлично. Фантастика..!!! Есть чертежи???
Can you give us some info on the hydraulic system and cylinder info please
dustin hearst please look here: gentilblacksmithing.dk/webshop/7-tool-drawings-amp-3d-files/
That's DAmn impressive!
Hi Guy. Do you have the project of this press in PDF or DWG?
Is not awsering questioms
I don't get it, what is the purpose of building it way too powerful?
Thanks! Looked at your Instagram page, and the drawing are great but can you give us the specifications for the hydraulic rams and pump pleeese!
BAW please look here: gentilblacksmithing.dk/webshop/7-tool-drawings-amp-3d-files/
is it 50t press ? Well, no matter.
GOD that's STRONG !
Another limit switch on a quick adjustment then the press wont go up all the way constantly.
this would work as an iron worker. Make a shear module, bending dies all day long and a punching head.
What you have there is excellent.
Parabéns, ótimo projeto.
Can you make actual "accurate" parts with this? Like the drop forging of parts, can that be done on a hydraulic press?
Wow! I am impressed! Ever consider making one and selling it? I’m in the market after using one on Forged in Fire!
Why not build your own. it is a pretty simple concept if you know how to weld. The hydros are real simple. You do not need one this big either. 4 cylinders is way overkill and that 3 phase pump he has to have to get the flow rate is not cheap.
I want tl know the cañacity and namef every element you use to meke this forge and were to buy it. Can some one know
Damn, nice machine. Think it just miiiiight be a little too much for forging though. It flattens the materials, but I think it'd destroy your work if doing Damascus. I could be wrong though, be interesting to find out.
Wow 👍💪 strong ,,nice
Do any budy know if i can make one of this press to operate on my garage with 220 volt hidraulic pump, it work ok?, can you tell me what capacity i heve to buy the cillinders and pump?
Precio de esta maquina por favor
nicely done.. a bit aggressive though don't you think?
Amazing job, tired of welding or grinding for a while lol!!! That monster is gonna last a lifetime
Maybe I am just easily impressed but did any one notice that the guy doing this seems to be 15-16. admittedly with some labor help but you guys are critiquing a young man not a seasoned machinist.
Parabéns amigo gostei muito do seu trabalho. E obrigado pela ajuda no meu profeto
Most satisfying hydraulic forge press.
Awesome
No disrespect. But how old are you? Do you look like a child but God damn you built A badass forge press
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We're do you get all dis money?
Get a job and be frugal
He lives with his parents
Your MIG welding: You should be angling the nozzle, BEHIND your direction of motion, not ' following ' the arc. This, will preheat the metal going FORWARD, a little. Look for a fried bacon sound, from the arc, with about 1/2 inch of wire, from nozzle end, to arc/workpieces. There is a fine, balance, between wire speed, material thickness, and arc amperage. Most MIG welders, are only good to about 1/4 inch thick normal mild steel. .
Not bad at all
I love your job ...!
Because I was small like you
Your job is excellent and accurate
Keep your hero
Quality.
Badass!
How much did the whole build cost? Amazing machine!
650 bucks
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