USELESS to USEFUL: 40-year-old Press Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This is the second half of this two-part build series! Here's a link to part one in case you missed it: • The extremely subtle j...
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1. Peeling plastic film
I welded in .250" wall pipe sleeves for the vertical positioning bars on on my 40 ton press break. Stiffened up the whole unit and prevents the bars bending and/or wallowing out the holes. Hope that's helpful.
Great tip, thank you!
One thing I like doing when I'm dealing with stranded wire on outlets like that is I'll quickly tin up the copper so it doesn't get all squished out when tightening and leaving me wonder if it's good enough. Probably unnecessary but it works =D
That's a really good call.
Wire ferrules can be helpful for that as well.
@@dathat555 ah yes I've been meaning to get a ferrule set and crimper
Left hand twist = Done.
Probably would have been better to use a bulkhead fitting for your gauge mount.
Solid idea!
You shouldn’t weld to hydraulic fittings. It weakens the metal. Otherwise we’ll done.
Love the content! What copper headed mallet do you have? Would love to have one just like it
Thanks!
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Thank you!@@gleaseman
♿️ too much tonnage 😂😂
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