It has stood unused for several years and after an exchange of comments with Macbruce about his Zipmax machine, I was motivated to get this Pullmax of mine into commissioned work. It just needs rewiring and then it will be complete and functional. I had to make a few bits and pieces that were missing but I had it running before I started to strip it down. It was actually quite a fun project.

Nice work can you post some photos of what you can do with this machine.

Sweet! But I don't think you could clamp it to the kitchen table and drive everybody insane using it in the house like a zipper..... :wacko: ....Awesome tool ya got there...... B)

Nice paint job, and a lot of work in getting it to look like that.

A job well done! On top of it, it looked like it was a fun project to do!

That looks great!
Mine stands behind a cut-off machine, so no matter how much I winge about it. it's main job in life seems to be as a chalk-board. So when you post your projects on it you may inspire some "repurposing!" B)

Do only have the offset tool holder? Because you can only shear with that tool holder.

brad

Brad,

It only came with the off-set. I have fab'ed an inline holder for shaping.

That looks great!
Mine stands behind a cut-off machine, so no matter how much I winge about it. it's main job in life seems to be as a chalk-board. So when you post your projects on it you may inspire some "repurposing!" B)

Ian, send me a picture!