@adamdeuling5720 could you please post some videos of you designing in solidworks or autocad and then building those designs. The whole process, including mistakes. If you Program in autocad, that would be awesome to see as well. Thank you for what you've posted so far. It's been extremely helpful.

What punch and die sets do you use the most? Like a gooseneck with a 4-way or acute sets?

Kevin looking at you like “ you made the mess not me” 😂

Thanks for taking the time to drop some knowledge for us! I appreciate it!

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Great stuff. Count me a new subscriber!

The only way to do great work is to love what you do.

x axis arms.. leans on the right and left head of the part.. part measurement accuracy gives better results.. you get clearer results.. by the way, I have been doing this job for 27 years.. 👍🖐🇹🇷

Awesome video 👍 Where did you buy those level things infront of the machine you put the material on when you bend. I dont know the english word 😂

Thnks bro for knowledgeable

Good equipment and work, we also produce this type of equipment!

amazing

good machine ,

You can get one -thousandth of an inch tolerance on air bending? Do you do a test bending first? If not, that's unbelievable!

This brought a tear to my eye, since I had exactly the same experience with my shop teacher, Joe Stinauer. I had 5 hours of shop per day, my senior year, and that’s the only reason I graduated with honors…lol. His teaching style cracked me up! Some of the kids would take the class figuring it was an easy grade but, Joe quickly saw through that and usually booted out 1/4 of the class the first week…lol. I’ll never forget a quote from Joe…”I can teach you how to do a job but I can’t teach you how to work…that was your parents job”. I’ve lost count how many kids I’ve hired and fired and when I handed them their final paycheck, I told them “your parents failed”. I graduated in 1981 and within about the next 5 - 10 years, the school board was pushing to end the shop classes when the teachers retired. Joe went before the board countless times. Their comment was, “kids just need to know computers these days”. Joe responded “who the hell do you think is building your houses, wiring your houses, plumbing your houses, working on your cars?”. Sadly, they did end the metal shop program when Joe retired, and Joe passed from cancer about 15 years after retirement 😢. I went to work right out of high school for a local manufacturer, worked there 6 years and started my own shop in 1985.

Somehow, your channel stumbled into my feed. I’m a cnc lathe and mill guy but have always wanted to get into a cnc press brake. Once I hear how you explain things…instant subscribe!

I know its a bit old, but how would you compare cut quality as far as dross, finishes, cleanup with these sync carts vs the regular machine fine cuts for thinner material 10-18 guage?

In simple terms its, Sheet Thickness x 8 = V Opening Dimension of Die For e.g. if your Sheet Thickness is 1.5mm, then its Optimal V Opening Dimension of Die should be 1.5 x 8 = 12mm.

Nice video. I would not place my fingers inside the part, when making the last two bents. If for some reason the program is wrong and the bend is deeper your fingers are trapped.. No fingers between the part and the punch is always best.

Great video and thanks for the tutorial. Where do you typically get your tooling for that press? TIA. Love your bead Rolling work, awesome job!!

When you touch those buttons I freak out a bit. They look weak for industrial use. How much does one of the panels cost to replace? Can you access it by USB instead? If so, is the software to do so open source (in case the company goes broke and/or just stops supporting it at some point in the future)? Do you get any extra panels with the machine?

Do you have more videos on this mini press? What are your thoughts on this machine? Looking at buying one. Thanks

is there a way to control how much preassure you put in each bend ? or is it determined by the machine when you buy it ?

is there a way to control how much preassure you put in each bend ? or is it determined by the machine when you buy it ?

Hi adam is there a way to control how much preassure is put in each bend or is there only one set strenght in every machine ?

Thanks, big help

Hey! Great product! The video is a couple years old. Are these still in production?

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Nice! Can I pet your dog?

Thanks

beautiful work! amazing.

wow man, that was great. 👍 inspire the way you were inspired. i like it.

Nice tools! Thanks for the look.

Very nice Adam beautiful job and machine John.

Very nice! I like how small it is too

That thing is awesome look how much it don't take up on the floor

That sweet ringing you hear when you pull a finished part off the die is the sound of money. Thanks from Colorado, enjoyed it.

hello. The explanations are great, I wish it had been like that when they explained to me I am a press brake operator for 16 years and I tell them if when they taught me they would have explained it that way it would have been great but not only did they tell you here it is the pressure for the angle, dimension and tonnage, thanks for these videos keep going, but a slight detail do not do that of hitting die with die because even if they are hardened the dies degrade, the hardness is only 5 to 7 thousandths, and for For example, you have a die with a radius of .008 or .015, they are fine and to make them like this, hitting a die with a die with tonnage is bad because it ruins the radius instead of being .015, it becomes .024 to .032 and there are jobs that deal with fine dies and then they have to buy others just to center the die, the dies run into each other and with the minimum of tonnage, it is only one point and I say this so that the tool lasts, they are not ours, but they are our tools of work as operators #amadapressbrake #cincinnatipressbrake #accurpresspressbrake #durmanpressbrake #thrumpspressbrake

You would be better off with a gooseneck tool, starting with the 2.315 first and then .935. More correct results. 😬

You are inspiring

Real nice tutorial. Thankz. Alot...also There is a math formula to select the correct bottom die. Too...😊..

Please how to choice different you for different angles

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33 ton… you may as well be bending with pliers😢

Adam how do you work with610 plus control on a 10 ft press it’s the control box

Adam I love your work! I'd love to see you post the video of the French Curves that you did with the 5th graders. I've been showing my son your videos. He does art too! He hasn't graduated highschool yet but is undecided with which direction to go after graduation. I've been showing him what you do with metal fabrication and bead rolling. Please keep the videos coming!

Adam that looks great! Will the bead roller work on thin stainless steel?

That's fancy right there 👌

Curious, since you have a press brake is there a reason you didn’t cut and form the prom piece?

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