Hydraulic Press (brake) DIY - 12 ton??

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2019
  • Oh NO!! Yet an other hydraulic press DIY video on YT? Yes, I just needed an hydraulic press/press brake for other projects so I've built one, and filmed the process to make kind of a tutorial.
    This hydraulic press is made, as many others you may find on youtube, around a jack bottle capable to raise up to 6 ton of weight. So this press should make a pressure up to 6 ton (provided the stated value is real), but the frame could be capable of handling up to 12 ton, with reinforced weldings on the top of the frame (in the video they are not).
    The pressure defined in ton is a jargon to indicate the equivalent weight it can hold (or press), but this leads to a lot of potential misunderstanding and mistakes because it should be accounted in pascal or in kg per sqared meter (or in psi for you imperial guys). This will be discussed better in a next video, and the link will be placed here, and since I do not post at a regular pace if you want to not miss it consider to subscribe and click the bell icon to be notified when the video will be up.
    Music from RUclips library (title, author):
    Connection Wayne Jones
    Komputo Francis Preve
    Nighttime Stroll E's Jammy Jams
    The Twister Dan Lebowitz
    Les Toreadors from Carmen Bizet
    Other music under different license:
    Rosetta and the Comet Claudio Hutte
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Комментарии • 99

  • @AccidentalScience
    @AccidentalScience  4 года назад +7

    The card at 17:36 has a load of typos, in a single word it is wrong. Sorry, I apologize.
    1) the strength is expressed in MPa (not MPa/sqmm); 2) the multiplication of the area by the pressure (176.7sqmm * 240MPa) gives Newtons (N) and not megaPascals (MPa); 3) the gravitational acceleration is 9.81 [m s2] and not 9.88.
    Also after a review making the video where I show the calculations made to have an idea of the strength of the structure I've noticed a further error: the weakest point are the upper welded joints, not the pins. Give a look at the video: ruclips.net/video/H16yf2bjdoI/видео.html

  • @breadbasket8371
    @breadbasket8371 Год назад +1

    First time seeing a DIY press with capacity details clearly done for viewers to see, doesn`t look like accidental science to me... great job sir.

  • @esesilva6990
    @esesilva6990 4 года назад

    Ficou xique a prensa , parabéns pelo projeto.

  • @stefanandersson3774
    @stefanandersson3774 4 года назад +1

    Very well done! Just love it and nice colour

  • @douglasamp46
    @douglasamp46 4 года назад +3

    This video and the job was awesome. Congrats mate.

  • @simonmorneau7933
    @simonmorneau7933 2 года назад +1

    Very nice professional work!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @danilocabral5230
    @danilocabral5230 Год назад

    Sensacional, que capricho parabéns,👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😄

  • @allenmckinney9533
    @allenmckinney9533 4 года назад +4

    I like the idea of using the wheels. I'm making a 50 ton press and I think I'll use that idea.

  • @sibalogh
    @sibalogh 4 года назад +1

    Apart from your welding skills you are very practical and dexterous with great attention to details....Well done!

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  4 года назад +1

      Thank you mate.

    • @olivertaylor4779
      @olivertaylor4779 3 года назад

      Did you watch the video, he's running beads, this is miles better than most other u-tubers who make these construction videos only use tack welds -badly.

    • @MrCubflyer
      @MrCubflyer 13 дней назад

      We are not all professional welders however if the heat is right they hold fine ,very nice press for light duty work most people need in a home shop.

  • @rc166honda
    @rc166honda 2 года назад

    Love your work, subscribed 😁

  • @Brute4rce1111
    @Brute4rce1111 4 года назад

    Great work!!!

  • @tomisp77
    @tomisp77 2 года назад

    Great Job ! Very excellent press !!! Congrats

  • @rlm98253
    @rlm98253 4 года назад

    Well done, sir.

  • @richardwallinger1683
    @richardwallinger1683 4 года назад

    excellent project and super useful bit of kit .

  • @DXT61
    @DXT61 3 года назад +1

    I made a press for the bench. It's not as nice as yours but i find myself randomly smashing stuff. Didn't realize i would like crushing so much. Even ground a tip on one extension just to poke holes in stuff.

  • @ak-leinedition5250
    @ak-leinedition5250 2 года назад

    Wow очень хорошо 👌!
    Такой же буду делать .
    Вообще брутальный молодец 👍

  • @OverTheEdge68
    @OverTheEdge68 4 года назад +1

    Fit and Finish with a buzz box/stick welder? Skills! Nice! Peace!

  • @KEPKE
    @KEPKE 4 года назад +1

    I liked that press have multiple uses, but some parts was to over-complicated. I don't like how rollers was used.. but that's your unique and made by you.. i still had none.. probably my will be worse. ;) if i ever made one. Still big thx for ideas ;)

  • @breakingtoast2255
    @breakingtoast2255 4 года назад

    I like watching these videos very good

  • @jwjco
    @jwjco 4 года назад

    Nice job

  • @MessyWorkshop
    @MessyWorkshop 4 года назад

    Nice job well done!!

  • @pmarshall3130
    @pmarshall3130 4 года назад

    Have you tried the lower level with the return springs thay looked like they were nearly at the max on the top level

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  4 года назад +1

      Yes of course I did. They are not at max when on top level but nearly at 20%.

  • @user-xy1dl5bu6x
    @user-xy1dl5bu6x 4 года назад

    احسنت صنعا شكرا لك صديقك من بغداد

  • @user-mx5dq1gs5g
    @user-mx5dq1gs5g 4 года назад +2

    Молодец спасибо вам

  • @ivanm.3522
    @ivanm.3522 3 года назад +2

    The bending toolset are gorgeous.

  • @nofab5270
    @nofab5270 4 года назад +1

    amazing

  • @digitalcounterpartskrishna1247
    @digitalcounterpartskrishna1247 2 года назад

    Super workmenship amazing talent this will be imitative by the younger generations skill

  • @hadayatmasih2604
    @hadayatmasih2604 4 года назад

    Very good job God bless you.

  • @holdmybeer3931
    @holdmybeer3931 Год назад

    Brilliant

  • @kundeleczek1
    @kundeleczek1 2 года назад

    Very well done. I will copy your press.

  • @natanaeltillvitz
    @natanaeltillvitz 4 года назад

    Porque a coluna de sustentação nao ficou virada pra dentro . Ai podia descer o suporte do macaco por dentro da viga u. Dando mais robustez a maquina

  • @hackjeux8771
    @hackjeux8771 4 года назад

    I like your work and your clean work shop and when you work calm and good thanks

  • @juanmatamorosdelacruz7551
    @juanmatamorosdelacruz7551 3 года назад

    Desde Huancayo Perú, felicitaciones excelente trabajo, me gustaría adquirir un prensa igual, saludos

  • @luiscanalesnunez1846
    @luiscanalesnunez1846 5 месяцев назад

    Hi Mr. You are mounters congratuletions 😊

  • @bapt526
    @bapt526 6 месяцев назад

    so can it bend a flat ?

  • @ronbianca9722
    @ronbianca9722 3 года назад +1

    Very good! Where do you get all the metal? Are you near a shipyard?

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  3 года назад

      I'd love to have a shipyard in the nearby, sadly I had to buy it.

  • @dedisrikaryadi1471
    @dedisrikaryadi1471 2 года назад

    Maanntaapp bro👍👍👍😀

  • @89154806103
    @89154806103 2 года назад +1

    20:10 это огромный бонус для тех, кто не переделал свой домкрат вверх тормашками. this is a huge bonus for those who have not remodeled their jack upside down

  • @prasanthtly8550
    @prasanthtly8550 3 года назад

    Congratulations sir
    Thanks

  • @Artines999
    @Artines999 3 года назад +1

    ♥.♥
    Cool Work. Thanks.

  • @WordPressU
    @WordPressU 4 года назад

    the way you held that metal beam after drilling it...the look on your face...I said well damn....

  • @rahulchikara8516
    @rahulchikara8516 4 года назад

    Nice built

  • @ricilgrosjean675
    @ricilgrosjean675 Год назад

    Super création, classe,👍🔩💥

  • @snoopu2601
    @snoopu2601 4 года назад

    Endless idea's of the adapters you can put on that press you can even bend pip make some pip connectors to bend pip, press cills, bearings, yup I can see that tool coming in handy if you are an engineer, mechanic, welder, and just like to CRUSH STUFF lol

  • @luiscanalesnunez1846
    @luiscanalesnunez1846 4 месяца назад

    Very good Ing. You are mounters.

  • @MrTuonobianco
    @MrTuonobianco 3 года назад

    top molto utile possibile ricevere dimensione dei singoli pezzi ? grazie o schema con indicazione . grazie molto

  • @antoninperbosc1532
    @antoninperbosc1532 2 года назад +1

    Great Job I like your press, let me do just 2 observations about your weld :
    1) I see that you have som tiny hole on your weld : What rod diameter that your weld you use a 4 or 3mm rod ? because I usaly weld this type of metal width with 4 mm rod but i move slower than you and follow the bath -> i get 99% time perfect weld without the need to grind weld.
    2) Save your lungs -> Find an old vacum cleaner extract turbine put it in a water proof box outside put flex pipe and extractor dangerous fumes from your garage !
    Thanks for sharing with us your work !

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  2 года назад +1

      I use 2.5 or 3 mm rods. The problem was with the welding machine that was designed to work on a 60Hz grid while here in Europe we have 50. After this video I bought a new inverter machine that allows me to get far better results. About fumes I have a fan that pushes fresh air from another room and the garage door is always open when I weld. This is not visible on camera though. Thanks for your comment.

  • @user-ui4qu7yx6w
    @user-ui4qu7yx6w 3 года назад

    Зачет!!!

  • @DavidPlass
    @DavidPlass 4 года назад +2

    2:18 I drill the same way... can't see crap.

  • @josesolanomartinez156
    @josesolanomartinez156 Год назад

    Cuento me costaría adquirir una prensa, que usted me la hiciera

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  Год назад

      Sorry, not for sale. It's not my business. You can purchase plans soon through my website, though.

  • @rodneyforst2344
    @rodneyforst2344 3 года назад +1

    I realise that it’s late, but the welding is not very good, I wonder if it’s fallen apart?.

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  3 года назад

      I was aware of this problem. Look at this: ruclips.net/video/H16yf2bjdoI/видео.html

  • @kalwinklain6761
    @kalwinklain6761 3 года назад +1

    👍

  • @user-sg8mi2mg4g
    @user-sg8mi2mg4g 4 года назад +1

    супер

  • @USAYEMEN-vp7jy9qi1u
    @USAYEMEN-vp7jy9qi1u Год назад

    احسنت 👍👍👍

  • @VortexGPS-px5ie
    @VortexGPS-px5ie 10 месяцев назад

    👍👏

  • @breadbasket8371
    @breadbasket8371 Год назад

    I`m trying to work it out in Psi so that I`ll know exactly how to do the welding of mine. Tensile strength and others are also given Psi in some countries....

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  Год назад

      If you watch the follow up video you'll get easier data to convert in psi. Tons is a jargon to call pressure expressed in kg/mm2 or better in KN/mm2, since pressure should be expressed in MPa. So for example here I calculated 170KN of maximum force (given the effective area subject to the force exerted by the hydraulic jack, which by the way is not capable to deliver). From there you can calculate the pressure in psi: divide the force in KN [kilo newton] by a square inch in metres: 25.4mm(per sqi) = 645mm2. Divide 170KN / 0.645 = 264MPa [mega pascal]. Now let's convert MPa into psi [pound per sqi] wich gives 38290 psi.
      Et voilà! 🙂
      Oh, another little detail. Hydraulic jack sold in Europe, where psi is just a character from the Greek alphabet, are often rated in tons, which in metric countries would be meant in ...metric tons per metric surface area. But I'm pretty sure they put imperial tons, so a 6 tons jack would be a 6 (imperial, long) tons per sqi, thus 13440 psi. Best part comes with Chinese made products where I'm confident to think they put *metric* tons per squared inch! What a fun! 😃

  • @adelelsharkawy9874
    @adelelsharkawy9874 4 года назад +1

    Pravoooooo

  • @user-hz3gg3ek2k
    @user-hz3gg3ek2k 4 года назад +1

    👌👍👍😘

  • @VITAHATV
    @VITAHATV 3 года назад +1

    LIKE!

  • @atphan9663
    @atphan9663 2 года назад

    tôi đã xem . và không hiểu anh làm thế nào từ 6 ton lên tới 12 ton như vậy ???

    • @AccidentalScience
      @AccidentalScience  2 года назад +1

      12 ton is the maximum force the frame can widthstand, 6 ton is just the hydraulic bottle, that could be changed with one more powerful up to the limit the frame can widthstand.

    • @atphan9663
      @atphan9663 2 года назад +1

      @@AccidentalScience cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều vì đã giải thích rõ ràng 👍👍👍

  • @snoopu2601
    @snoopu2601 4 года назад +1

    I always wanted to make one if I had all the material for free. For me to buy all the material's and compared to what it cost at Harbor freight would out weigh making one. I know making one would be stronger and better.

  • @mikeilikeit9685
    @mikeilikeit9685 3 года назад

    brilliant idea. but don't use a tools as hammer

  • @snaip11
    @snaip11 4 года назад

    👍🇧🇴

  • @RajeshVerma-wv9of
    @RajeshVerma-wv9of 4 года назад

    Sir ji mujhe machine chahiye contact no msg kardo

  • @jonfyfazan
    @jonfyfazan 3 года назад

    👏👏👏👏👍👌🇳🇴😷

  • @wottwink1693
    @wottwink1693 4 года назад

    трансформатором варит чтоль?

  • @khushaltale7065
    @khushaltale7065 3 года назад +1

    Eski MRP kitni hie

  • @salihxojaumarov9345
    @salihxojaumarov9345 Год назад

    Й

  • @wottwink1693
    @wottwink1693 4 года назад

    так смотрю весь метал блестит струбцыны все такое а у нас в рф мужики на коленке такое за пол часа делают!

    • @Nja469
      @Nja469 4 года назад +1

      Wot Tvink А что в России мешает чтоб не блестело?