[buckeyboy]

Press

Wow you did a great Job thats going to help alot of guys out
what program Auto Cad?:thumbs_up

 

[kevin y]

really nice plans, just what i needed. thanks for sharing.

 

[Fast Ed]

where do you get the fingers?

 

[Gunner7800]

Wow you did a great Job thats going to help alot of guys out
what program Auto Cad?:thumbs_up

Yup, AutoCAD

where do you get the fingers?

You'll have to find those yourself. There is a thread in here somewhere that has a finger drawn up, you'd just have to cut it out or find somebody to cut it out for you.

 

[Gunner7800]

Parts List

Attached is a parts list for McMaster-Carr. I know some people are bargain shoppers and can find some of this stuff cheaper or buy it locally, but it's just a generic list to give people an idea of what I used.

Soon there will be a list from lc12 with a list of Enco part numbers too!!

 

[joebass]

If you know where to look, fingers can be found....

 

[Fast Ed]

I don't know where to look

 

[Gunner7800]

You'll have to find those yourself. There is a thread in here somewhere that has a finger drawn up, you'd just have to cut it out or find somebody to cut it out for you.

Post #9.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=885021&highlight=finger+design

 

[Fast Ed]

fingers

thank you

 

[Iron Mike]

Can't seem to open the files......say's they're damaged and can't be repaired.

 

[Gunner7800]

Can't seem to open the files......say's they're damaged and can't be repaired.

When you click on them a window pops up and asks you if you want to open, save, or cancel. When I click on Open, they open up just fine. If you click on Save, you can save them to your computer then open them with Adobe reader. If you are saving them and they don't open, try clicking Open on the window that pops up, then go to File and click on Save a Copy or Save As and save them to your computer. Then you can try to open them from there. Hope that helps.

You can download the free Adobe reader here if you need to:
Free Adobe Reader

 

[lc12]

If you know where to look, fingers can be found....

Sometimes you have to be creative!!!:darkbeer:

I found a guy that had some metal "chop sticks" for sale that looked just like some fingers!:thumbs_up :ninja:

 

[Gunner7800]

Parts List update

Here is a parts list with Enco numbers. Thanks to lc12.

 

[Gunner7800]

Updated List

I updated the price for a 6ft stick of 1.5" tubing rather than a 4ft stick. You can get a 4ft stick of the 1.75" tubing if you eliminate the cross member.

Also, if you get a 6ft stick of 1.5", then you will have leftover depending on how long your legs are. If you order a 4ft stick, then your legs will be around 9" depending on the width of your cuts.

And, if you're not comfortable using these tubing sizes, bump everything up a size or two. Do whatever makes you more comfortable. Remember that it's your press, do with it what you want and make it your own.:teeth:

Hope this helps.

 

[wildbill3832]

ttt

thanks!

 

[badshot506]

This is the best press plan I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your skills.

 

[anthony270]

Thank you for plans they will be a great deal of help.

 

[Gunner7800]

Happy to do it.:darkbeer:

 

[Gunner7800]

If you know where to look, fingers can be found....

I don't know where to look

I just saw what was under you username joe.:wink::set1_rolf2::set1_rolf2: