dkmc
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Website's dead, wonder if they're still around?
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Grisham Tool Works Press Brake
- Thread starter dkmc
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Interesting.
I wish the video would have showed more of the machine.
EDIT: I see by searching images, you can find 3 pix of the machine.
Looks allot like a C,D&K pulldown press brake "Speed Bender"
or a "Roto Die" without the rotating lower die.
Jugging by the size of those cylinders (2" dia.), and being in pullback, the tonnage is pretty low.
I wish the video would have showed more of the machine.
EDIT: I see by searching images, you can find 3 pix of the machine.
Looks allot like a C,D&K pulldown press brake "Speed Bender"
or a "Roto Die" without the rotating lower die.
Jugging by the size of those cylinders (2" dia.), and being in pullback, the tonnage is pretty low.
dkmc
Diamond
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- Jan 13, 2002
It seems quite capable for it's size. They responded back on their facebook page, apologized for the dead website.
The video is a bit frustrating. They need a marketing guy (or at least a clue) if they wanna sell those things.
The video is a bit frustrating. They need a marketing guy (or at least a clue) if they wanna sell those things.
It seems quite capable for it's size. They responded back on their facebook page, apologized for the dead website.
The video is a bit frustrating. They need a marketing guy (or at least a clue) if they wanna sell those things.
Yes, I watched the videos, and the machine looked more refined, and beefier construction
from the still pix grabbed from their website (the ones with open cylinders).
Please tell us more, where is facebook page ? (I am terrible at navigating FB)
dkmc
Diamond
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- Jan 13, 2002
I don't do well at FB either, seems very clunky. Here is a link, hopefully it's all you need to get there otherwise, I don't know.
GrishamWorks - Home | Facebook
GrishamWorks - Home | Facebook
O.K. got a better look at them.
So they look like an up acting style press brake, minus the massive "C" frame of normal
press brakes, so working off the end is limited.
You can still (with a tallish punch) close up a pan or other small leg, end working jobs,
but not like a normal press brake.
But one video shows down acting, the other one is fuzzy.
So they look like an up acting style press brake, minus the massive "C" frame of normal
press brakes, so working off the end is limited.
You can still (with a tallish punch) close up a pan or other small leg, end working jobs,
but not like a normal press brake.
But one video shows down acting, the other one is fuzzy.
