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Old 10-02-2008, 04:44 PM
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In one of my old knife magazines a smith uses a 50 ton punch press to forge weld pure stainless pattern welded billets.

I found the article in the Spring 2004 edition of Knives Illustrated. Terry LaBorde from Fallbrook, CA used a modified 50ton punch press to make pattern welded billets out of CPMT-440, ATS-34, and 316.

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Old 11-22-2008, 08:14 PM
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I used my punch press for 1 job and converted it to a hydraulic press. It works real good because the ram dosen't wander when pressing hard. I used it for a job upsetting the end of 1 3/4" bars to make hinges and it saved me quite a bit of tired arms and time. I love it so far and it took me only a year to put together.
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Wow that's a nice conversion you made there ! I love your press
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