Cincinnati Shear Light beam gage

joebass · Oct 3, 2021

I recently bought a Cincinnati 1/4x10 shear to replace my 10 GA Niagara. There are times when I need to shear to a scribe. The Niagara was short enough I could look down on the blade.
I've searched for images all over google and on ebay. Can someone provide pictures of what's involved? And some measurements? I've got two new 4 foot LED fixtures.

dkmc · Oct 3, 2021

A few years back I checked out a couple linear beam lasers from Ebay but the lines get fuzzy out about 3-4 feet. Maybe there are better ones now.

joebass said:
I recently bought a Cincinnati 1/4x10 shear to replace my 10 GA Niagara. There are times when I need to shear to a scribe. The Niagara was short enough I could look down on the blade.
I've searched for images all over google and on ebay. Can someone provide pictures of what's involved? And some measurements? I've got two new 4 foot LED fixtures.

joebass · Oct 24, 2021

Nobody has a Cincinnati shear in this group?

dkmc · Oct 24, 2021

My neighbor/ customer has one probably similar or identical to yours. They use tape measures and the back gauge, no "light bean gauge" is present.

Bondo · Oct 24, 2021

You cant use lights with multiple rows of light, so most LEDs are not usable.

You need standard bulbs and run them down the blade about 2 feet above the top. The bulbs need to be adjustable so they shine a light straight down. As the blade gets taller, the light beam will be wrong, but you can figure it out and adjust it.

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