Thank you! I hope to make it a more normal thing. Once I get the how to stuff done on the machines I’ll focus more on project videos so the videos aren’t so repetitive on some subjects.

Thank you I appreciate it! 🙏

Thanks dude!

Thank you! It sucked and just kinda put up a mental barrier for me along with needing a bunch of sinus surgeries this year. Feeling much better after all that so I’m ready to hit it again!

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I have found between 6-10 times the material thickness works fine, with 8x being the best

Had a lot of fun at PRI! Was cool that Derek stopped by!

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Absolutely! I’m slammed with bending work and have been since day one.

the pressure is determined by machine, the best workaround is to put on corrections on the bend angles. You basically tell the machine to bend 88 instead of 90. Then you measure whatever it actually did - and keep adjusting the "correction" you used until you find your sweet spot. Then you can save your settings for future use for that material/thickness. However in my experience - you need adjustments with every new batch of sheet metal.

Depends on Brake capabilities. If you use ‘tonnage’ mode, you program with pressure, not depth.

Not on the main control panel settings but it may be something you can adjust in the hydraulics Or possibly deeper in the controller by contacting Tommy Industrial. I’ve yet to have any parts I needed it to go slower for personally.

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@@t-bone1890 I’ve been very happy with it. It’s been repeatable and the only real issue I ever had they diagnosed for me on a machine in their warehouse, finding that I wasn’t letting my phase converter warm up enough before powering the brake up which was tripping the “vfd” inside the machine. They have treated me well and I definitely recommend it. It’s also the most affordable machine out there that actually has a real company behind it in the US where you can get parts etc as opposed to importing a machine and being on your own. I also like that they seem to make upgrades since I’ve bought mine and the new machines have some even better looking back guages and other features. I have a link above in the description you can fill out if you are interested in getting pricing.

Yes you can, Speed between 1-10 Depending what your bending. Normally I run on 10, but if its a thine material and long I prefer to drop the speed to 3. 3 let's me control the lift better 😊 Also you can drop the upper tool hight so there is a minimum gap between the V and Upper tools.

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Thanks brotha! I’ll get more videos soon.

As long as his angle is consistent down the entire flange the next bend will be consistent. You can also raise your backstops as close to the bend line of the part as possible and avoid most of the dimensional changes ,but, not all because there will always be variation (grain direction, thickness, even pressure of the part against backstops). But, we are talking .005 thousands and he has .030. What he’s doing is perfect without spending the thousands for specialty tooling.

How was the center dim.

U only need two back stop setting