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10th Jan 2025, 01:39 PM #1Most Valued Member
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SA Sheetmetal tools
Thinning the sheetmetal tools too while I’m at it..
300mm straight lever shear. Chinese manufacture, decently made, not made of cheese. Cuts well once the clamp is adjusted properly for material thickness. From memory when I bought it it was advertised as being able to cut 5mm flat bar 75mm wide and 10mm rod, can’t vouch for those claims, I’ve only used it for sheet, will definitely cut that to 1.6 at full length. I tend to use the guillo more now I have it in a much larger shed
$120 prefer pick up, however I can deliver to Adelaide. If you’re interstate and want it I don’t mind assisting with packing but you’re organising the freight.
KaKa Shrinker/Stretcher.
Specs here
https://www.kangindustrial.com.au/co...roducts/173220
Bought this on a whim without really thinking it through. It’s only been used for a couple of test pieces to ensure it works (dies need tweaking a bit so they slide smoothly but that is par for the course with pretty much every shrinker/stretcher die set)
$320 prefer pick up. Can deliver to Adelaide. Again if you’re interstate, I don’t mind helping with packing but you’ll need to organise the freight.
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10th Jan 2025, 11:26 PM #2Most Valued Member
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Adam, I think selling off the shrinker/stretcher may be a bad move, you'll probably find it invaluable in doing the resto job, particularly if you can't get certain panel replacements and need to make them yourself.
Just my opinion.
KrynTo grow old is mandatory, growing up is optional.
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11th Jan 2025, 02:04 PM #3Most Valued Member
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It’s part of a cunning plan..
I have a kick press with a similar size throat, I’m going to procure heavier dies and then attach them to the kick press, which has a lot more tonnage available, hence the heavier dies. Also means I only have to store a couple of dies when not in use, not an entire additional tool (which to be properly useful requires me to turn it into a foot operated unit).
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11th Jan 2025, 02:24 PM #4Most Valued Member
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OK, you win, I wasn't aware that you had a replacement for it.
KrynTo grow old is mandatory, growing up is optional.
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