UnMinted | Metal Stamping Quick-Change Jig | Arbor Press Edition for Blanks and Coin Stamping
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Installing the Arbor Press Quick Jig:
The Arbor Press Quick-Jig is designed to work with most 1 Ton Arbor Presses which have up to a 1” unmodified ram, and while stamping on a flat / level stamping surface.
Start by lowering the ram and position the metal collar around the ram. Position the Arbor Press Quick-Jig onto the ram - you can rest the ram down onto the jig using the upper magnet in the jig to help hold it in place. Position the metal collar so that the set screw is facing a flat metal side of the ram (not the plastic of the jig), and lower the collar down over the round portion of the jig - this should be a nice, snug fit. With the ram still resting down against the jig and sitting on your flat stamping surface, use the provided 3/16” hex key to tighten the set screw against the side of the ram. You want it snug, just not so tight as to crush the jig.
Using the Arbor Press Quick-Jig:
Once your Quick-Jig is installed securely onto the ram, then you’re ready for stamping!
Snap your metal stamp of choice into the corner pocket against the magnets and position your work piece under the stamp.
The Quick-Jig helps keep your metal stamps vertical for good impressions, allows for easy positioning over your work, as well as allows for quick changes between stamps of varying shapes and sizes.
IMPORTANT: It’s important that your work piece is placed on a flat / level stamping block surface, and that your metal stamp remains vertical at all times in order to avoid slipping.
The UnMinted Quick-Change Jigs for Arbor Press are available here: unminted.ltd/p...
Any questions at all, please let me know.
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Very cool! Do you ship to South Africa?
Thank you!
Hello, I will soon through my Etsy shop :) I'll be pausing my shops for a couple weeks to get caught up, but I'll be listing the new metal stamping jigs on Etsy as soon as I open my shops back up the week of June 12th. I'll follow up here, or if you favorite my Etsy shop, you should get a notification once they have been added: www.etsy.com/shop/UnMintedLTD
Hope you're doing great, Jonathon
Hello, these jigs are now up on Etsy with international shipping if you're interested: www.etsy.com/listing/1251992817/unminted-metal-stamping-quick-change-jig?ref=share_v4_lx
hey just installed mine yesterday and in the short time I had to try it every project I did was 10 times easier this is a game changer switching stamps is just comically easy ill say it again its a game changer ps. I have no relation to this thing I'm just a happy customer
That's awesome. Thank you for letting me know - I'm really glad you like the jig and I hope it saves you a lot of time and hassle.
Oh, this is exactly what I was looking for! I also want to buy an arbor press and this exact adapter, but I'm not sure if it would work with my stamps. Can I send you a picture with 6 different stamps so you can judge if I could get even punching results with it? you would help me a lot! if not, that's ok too. have a nice day! :)
Hi There, no problem at all - please contact me through my site here and select Other / General Inquiry and it'll allow uploading your photos so I can take a look: unminted.ltd/contact/ please include a ruler for scale.
@@unmintedltd Perfect, thank you so much! :)
Just ordered mine today, Hope it arrives soon. Excited to try it out.
Hi Don, Thank you for your order, your new jig will be heading your way with tomorrow's pickup.
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will this work with my 3/4 inch round 4" long stamp?
Hey there - possibly - the largest stamp I've tested is a bit larger than that, at 7/8" round, but I had cut it down to 2-1/2" long. The issue could be the force needed for a stamp area that large and a 1 ton press. For larger stamps, I'll anneal, and use a brass hammer on the top of the ram while holding the handle with downward pressure. Would also need to check clearance for the ram though, as the steel collar is 1" wide, so would have to subtract that from the travel distance.
@@JonathonHarris How do you anneal? What is that?
@@WhiskeyDogBeardHey there! It's a process of using a torch (like propane) and heading the coin or metal to either a dull red (like silver) or until the colors dance on the surface (like clad coins), and then quenching the metal in a dish of water to quickly cool it off. It softens the metal to make it workable. As you then work with the piece, it will work harden as you go, and you can then anneal again and continue as needed.
Cool idea!
Thanks, Jon!