You know, most companies and businesses involved with CNC machinery would at the very least train you up in terms of setting dies and punches, the variety of metals used, the fine detail involved in terms of angle allowance (1 degree under/over tolerance for most), the use of callipers for metal thickness, bend lengths, checking angles with a protractor. Screw it, just eyeball it with a pencil and call it a day!
They had it scribed. Some one already did the measurements for it that why the piece came out as planned. This is an tutorial on the press break not the whole of machining
Wearing gloves while running machines are a great way to lose hands! Saw a few fingers and an arm come off from gloves getting stuck in machines and the people's hands got sucked in. Nope. I'll take the papercuts.
Not wearing gloves is a rookie mistake. That's why you pay attention to what your doing and keep your hands away from moving objects 🤦♂️most that complain are why warehouses have saftey meetings
I'm a beginner at machining and I know that he hit the square bend twice cause it wasn't completely squared, you guys are hater because he perfectly bent the piece without an step back stop and he's black
@@MrDarknightkiller 😆 Seems like you're a beginner at a lot of things... but conveniently you already know everything so I won't bother educating you. Also, you're a racist piece of crap.
This is ridiculous! This guy doesn’t know anything about forming. First of all, you have to calculate what punch and die to use. Without going into all the steps that aren’t shown, at least he should be checking to make sure it fits the template ( not even close). Then he should at least check to be sure it’s 90 degrees!
Always give mad respect to those brakemen using machines that are outdated.
Very professional and informative. Thank you.
Amazing brother. Thank you for demonstrating that machine. You gave a good lesson on operating that particular machine.
we always used the roll former for arcs
what is the use of the regulator in the control panel
Cool video
"Alright Bob, we only have one more piece of material... so make this one count." 🤦🏽♂️🤣
Good video. Very informative.
Thank you
We use use galvanized templates where I work. Cardboard templates are brought in sometimes, by customers, for single-use projects.
Machine model?
3:31 wait a minute
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Nice radius check
For real I’ve never seen that before w a “paper template “
where are u
Don't forget wear safety glasses.
You know, most companies and businesses involved with CNC machinery would at the very least train you up in terms of setting dies and punches, the variety of metals used, the fine detail involved in terms of angle allowance (1 degree under/over tolerance for most), the use of callipers for metal thickness, bend lengths, checking angles with a protractor.
Screw it, just eyeball it with a pencil and call it a day!
Hey it's probably a part for one of those African helicopters that doesn't fly. Close enough.
@@funone8716 racist much
@@jakearrow8047 seen the helicopters Karen?
@@funone8716 u clearly never seen anything
They had it scribed. Some one already did the measurements for it that why the piece came out as planned. This is an tutorial on the press break not the whole of machining
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Not sure that radius was even close to your template brotha
Look like he just learned
Wearing gloves while running machines are a great way to lose hands! Saw a few fingers and an arm come off from gloves getting stuck in machines and the people's hands got sucked in. Nope. I'll take the papercuts.
Not wearing gloves is a rookie mistake. That's why you pay attention to what your doing and keep your hands away from moving objects 🤦♂️most that complain are why warehouses have saftey meetings
I think wearing gloves is a must but those in this video are a bit big
You must wear gloves, proceeds to show gloves that have never seen use and hugely oversized. Do we get much sharp edges in bending?
@@petergay7629 you are insane. How many decades have you spent using brakes?
@@aznation4592 rubber gloves only.
Bends "square shape," pulls it out, looks at it, doesn't change anything, hits it again. 🤷🏽♂️🤣
Was thinking the same thing!!
You just gotta keep hitting it man, more foot than the last time!
@@kysarie9312 if you’ve ever ran a brake if you hit the same bend same set up you will get a little more bend, tween 2-3 degrees.
I'm a beginner at machining and I know that he hit the square bend twice cause it wasn't completely squared, you guys are hater because he perfectly bent the piece without an step back stop and he's black
@@MrDarknightkiller 😆 Seems like you're a beginner at a lot of things... but conveniently you already know everything so I won't bother educating you. Also, you're a racist piece of crap.
I’ve been running press break for 30 years and that guy looks like he doesn’t really know what he’s doing !
I said the same thing my shop wouldn’t like him 🤣🤣
This is ridiculous! This guy doesn’t know anything about forming. First of all, you have to calculate what punch and die to use. Without going into all the steps that aren’t shown, at least he should be checking to make sure it fits the template ( not even close). Then he should at least check to be sure it’s 90 degrees!
Looked 90(ish) to me. Maybe calm down and realise it's youtube? If you're so good why are you looking up beginners guides anyway?
Troll.
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You over bent it.... fix it
never use gloves like that!
lol failed on the radius