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    I think a Fly press would be the way to go as well for this. I think you would get a better more even cut with a fly press. If you hit the cutting jig off centre with a large percussion adjuster you are likely to knacker it.

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    Ok cheers

    I get what your saying, if it is not positioned correctly and I thump it, expensive things
    are gonna get destroyed. Considering that I would like to make about 800 of these cutouts
    I would agree that the probability of that happening is very high.

    Cheapest second hand fly press I can get locally is about £250, no point buying them
    online because any cheap ones include freight charges and new ones cost up to 5 grand.

    All a bit expensive for my taste.

    Is there any way of getting a small arbour press like for example a Clark AB500B 1/2 Ton
    to do this job? That way I can pay £32 for that, along with the lazer cutting costs for the
    die?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel.C View Post

    Is there any way of getting a small arbour press like for example a Clark AB500B 1/2 Ton
    to do this job? That way I can pay £32 for that, along with the lazer cutting costs for the
    die?
    Wouldn't that type of press be a bit slow, especially with 800 to make? Also surely the die would be CNC milled, not laser cut.
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