Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Anyone own three-in-one sheetmetal shear/roller/brake ?
Posted by
Jon Anderson
on 2001-02-22 08:35:10 UTC
joejoe500@... wrote:
for thin and soft materials. The brake will need a lot of adjustment to
get everything dialed in, and you will probably never get a consisent 90
degree bend across the whole length unless bending very thin and soft
metals. Shear has the same problems, OK for thin stuff, but if you try
to shear at it's rated capacity, the upper blade will move away from the
lower blade, opening the clearance.
Some might be better than others, but I'm really not impressed with
them. Big qualifier however, if you are doing very thin/soft materials
and/or are not trying to do instrument lab quality work, they might work
for you.
Jon
> Hello - iwas wondering if any of you guys own one of those three-in-The last place I worked at had one. The roller works decent, especially
> one bench model sheetmetal shear/roller/brake machines ?
for thin and soft materials. The brake will need a lot of adjustment to
get everything dialed in, and you will probably never get a consisent 90
degree bend across the whole length unless bending very thin and soft
metals. Shear has the same problems, OK for thin stuff, but if you try
to shear at it's rated capacity, the upper blade will move away from the
lower blade, opening the clearance.
Some might be better than others, but I'm really not impressed with
them. Big qualifier however, if you are doing very thin/soft materials
and/or are not trying to do instrument lab quality work, they might work
for you.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Jon Anderson
2001-02-22 08:35:10 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Anyone own three-in-one sheetmetal shear/roller/brake ?