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Hi Ed. I made mine from scraps of 4140 with a shrink fit between the chisel end and the hollow tool end. Warmed them up and tig welded the two bits together. Held up so far.
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Sometimes in the flow of a job I will change inserts as the metal work- hardens. Other times I will change guns for a deeper push - changing from a 4x to a 5x. One one job we used 4x for the stretching Attachment 41219 and a 12X for the shrinking, Attachment 41220 but like most everyone knows, shrinking takes more force than stretching does, on the same material and - 2024 is just plain stubborn when work hardened enough. I used a panel ripper to do some flow forming - once. That was enough for me. :p |
Thank you again guys I appreciate all your in put ed
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Ed... out of the four attempts at making a welded shank, this is my most successful to date as it hasn't broken at the weld yet. And it's had some abuse! It's a cheap hammer headed air chisel shank, to which i welded a homemade machined insert holder. The hammer was a light press-fit into the machined holder prior to welding.
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Matt,
If you use a planishing head (£3-£8, on ebay), just weld a tube to it. |
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Attachment 41222 Attachment 41223Why mess with trying to make a useable tool when the Lisle tool is available for 16.50 + ship? I turned the delrin to fit the tool bore Works awesome |
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