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    tooling for repeat punching of holes accurately on Ironworker

    Rocketdc, thanks that is a nice setup! does it have the same mode as a DRO where you can locate a specified amount of holes and distance apart?
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    tooling for repeat punching of holes accurately on Ironworker

    Hi All, many thanks for all the good points, appreciate your reply and time. I think Superbowl has a good suggestion, basically making one template out of steel and some how fix in place parallel to the channel to be punched and have a location pin to locate in the template to punch each...
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    tooling for repeat punching of holes accurately on Ironworker

    the channel and cover plate marching are the important part
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    tooling for repeat punching of holes accurately on Ironworker

    Hey All, we need to punch 3/4" square holes in lengths of aluminum channel 1" x 2" x 20' accurately as we also need to punch a cover plate to match. using our Edwards 55ton ironworker, As I mentioned it needs to be accurate if each position is out by .0002" that could add up to an 1/8"...
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    Forging Tapers on square hsteel bars

    Thanks For your feedback guys, sorry for not replying sooner, must have missed the notification. we ended up subbing out to a blacksmith, consistency was not great but we are spending time with a grinder to make them decent. Regards Chris
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    okuma LS lathe manual

    Hi Just saw your reply, no I di not find one, are you able to help ? Regards Chris
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    Forging Tapers on square hsteel bars

    Hi All, I have a project that We need to make a large qty of spurs for the top of a fence to match the existing. Castings are not available . I'm looking for a machine to taper the ends of 3/4" HR square bar taper from 3/4" down to 1/4" over 3" obviously we can't do this over an anvil, so I'm...
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    okuma LS lathe manual

    Looking for a PDF of the 1969 Okuma LS lathe service and parts manual. 4406-0812 Willing to pay a reasonable amount. Regards Chris

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