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Hello! I have purchased a used punching machine of the brand Sandt, model 410 from 1974. However, there seems to be an electrical issue with it. In order to troubleshoot it, I need a wiring diagram, which I currently do not have. Is there anyone here who has such a diagram or knows where I can start looking for one? I have already contacted Sandt, but they couldn't find a wiring diagram for such an old model. I would appreciate any tips or suggestions.
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The time has come for me to part with my Weaver Mighty Wonder. Even with my 25-ton hydraulic clicker, this machine was still a great help in the studio. Sadly, I need to clear space for some new equipment and the Mighty Wonder is taking up some much-needed space. This piece of equipment was a huge help in me taking my business to the next level. It's in great shape and has been well-maintained. I'm confident it has many, MANY years of good use ahead! Asking $2,500 and I would recommend picking up in Nashville, Tennessee, but I'm more than happy to hand this off to a freight service for crating and transport. I rarely visit this message board, so feel free to email me directly at info@lockelandleather.com with any questions! - Joey
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Hello! I'm currently looking for a used clicker press that can apply up to 4 tons of pressure. I have been currently looking at ones on bluckguy.com: https://www.buckleguy.com/bg-manual-clicker-press-w-swing-head-4-ton/?gclid=CjwKCAjw4ayUBhA4EiwATWyBruTTiASgxUOQmDBHJE-DI98zPFqsFuXDdo2YBug6pp3ju7-xigYFbRoCRQ0QAvD_BwE And one on Weaver Leather Supply: https://www.weaverleathersupply.com/catalog/item-detail/65-3075/master-tool-mighty-wonder/pr_25365 If you have any leads, I'd love to know!
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I am selling my trusty industrial Clicker Press which has served me well. I am located in Grass Valley, CA, and I got it a year ago, and it's the machine that I've needed this whole time. It's a complete game-changer for my business. Unfortunately, I have to now move and downsize as we are being kicked out of our space, so I reluctantly have to let it move on. This machine is in working condition and is invaluable for leather production! The cutting bed is 24" x 12", and the swivel head is 12" x 12". This machine is a 10 Ton Clicker and its cutting power and depth can be adjusted for just about any die height. It has new capacitors in it and runs powerfully. It is a single-phase and will plug into a 30Amp 220-volt socket. it also comes with a 20 to 30 ft 220v heavy-duty extension cord. This machine will become available for pickup on April 25th as my business is transitioning spaces, and must be gone by the 30th. You are welcome to come to see it beforehand. BRAND NEW this clicker would be over $6k to order. I'm asking $3,500.00 or the best offer. Bear in mind, this machine is very heavy, nearly 1000 lbs. You would need to show up with a lift gate and a pallet jack to move it. I would also recommend coming with at least two other strong bodies to help out and do it well. This machine is made by a company that can be reached for technical support, with whom I have regular contact. The manual is also included. Please contact me if interested.
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Lightly used Mighty Wonder clicker press and sturdy, adjustable height workbench for sale! Both pieces in great shape. Asking $1,200 for the pair together. The press was originally $1,500, and the workbench was over $300. The workbench has a solid butcher block top, with holes drilled for the clicker to bolt securely through the surface. Very sturdy and heavy duty, it's been a great set-up. Pick up in Memphis, TN.
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Hi there, I recently bought a second hand Sandt clicker press type 410. (cutting force 18t - 1,5 kW - 400V) Its obviously 3phase and need to convert to single phase. We have a maximum of 6,6kW power supply in our neighbourhood (SPAIN). I'm planning on buying a a VFD of 5,5kW (via AMAZON) but not sure if this will be sufficient. I've tested it by using a generator and it works well. This clicker will not be used at its full capacity since I'm just a humble one woman show Can somebody please give me some advise and feedback what the best and most economical solution would be. Highly appreciated. Greets, Sofie
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I have a Tippmann 1500 Clicker press with table and a Husky 20 Gal. 175 PSI air compressor for sale. I am moving to a smaller place and sadly the Tippmann won't be able to come with me. I'm asking for $2000.00 for everything.
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Any one can tell me the diameter of the main column? If you have one, what is the length of that main rod minus the screw on top.
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Hello All, I recently picked up a UMC Clicker press that requires USMC SPEC. 150A OIL. I've not been successful with finding a civilian equivalent oil to refill the machine with. If anyone can please point me in the right direction as to what's the replacement or civilian equivalent it would be much appreciated. Stangman645
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I am in southern California (Anaheim) selling 2 used clicker press in good condition. looking to get $1,500 for each or $2,500 for the pair. DM for all inquires on the machine. Below is a video of a identical machine running. I can provide pictures and anything else needed
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Hi everyone! I'm currently looking into getting custom cutting dies for leather in order to improve my efficiency in creating mass produced items. I initially looked at the Weaver Master Tool Mighty Wonder Hand Operated clicker, but with all the other machines that I'm having to purchase right now (ex: strap cutting machine and strap folding machine) I'm trying to keep my expenses low to stay within my budget. Something I'm considering is purchasing an hydraulic press and clicker press plates to cut down my cost. The Weaver 12 ton press is $285, but I found a few at harbor freight for $119 (possibly less with a coupon if I can find one). Now I always see mixed reviews about Harbor Freight tools ("you get what you pay for", "horrible", or "great product") so I'm looking for feedback from anyone who may have used the Harbor Freight press. The major difference I see in the presses is that the Weaver press (can be used on your work bench) doesn't take up as much space as the Harbor Freight (taller). Any feedback would be great! Also have any of you used the Weaver belt end dies or other cutting dies with a hydrolic press? Anything that I should be aware of or consider when getting custom dies made? Do the presses damage the dies at all? How long do the dies usually last?
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Has anybody seen Tandy's new clicker press? When I first heard it was coming and going for around $950 with business pricing, I was really excited. But after going out to see it last week, I'm really disappointed. I figured they just put their name on something that was already being made and we'd end up with one in the same style as the Weaver Mighty Wonder or Cowboy's manual press. But that's not what they did at all. As best I can tell, they must be having this thing made just for them. I was so disheartened I didn't even bother to take a picture, but they're rolling out into stores nationwide, so it should be on the website shortly. If you haven't seen it yet... it looks kind of like the Tippman and the Weaver merged into one. It looks like it's about the same size as the small Tippman and, like the Tippman, it has a fixed and relatively short opening height, but it's not pneumatic. It's got a lever like the Weaver, but it lacks the Weaver's ability to swing side to side (it's best feature in my opinion). If that's not bad enough, it actually has walls on either side (the whole thing looks like it's about 8 inches wide), which seriously limits what you could ever use it for. I'm shocked Tandy chose this route actually. If there's one thing I've learned hanging out in these forums, it's how thrifty and resourceful this crowd is. I don't think I could do anymore with this press than I could with my Harbor Freight Arbor Press, so why would I pay $900 more for it?
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Lowering price to $3500 OBO. He really wants to move these machines! I'm helping a friend of a friend by posting these. He is a retired leather worker and is trying to sell his remaining equipment, 2 very large clicker presses. I saw both in operation. His main stipulation is that the buyer needs to take both units. The Schwabe is I believe a 25 ton hydraulic clicker press. The Fales is about the same size but is mechanical. He is willing to negotiate on price and may be able to help arrange shipping (buyer would pay shipping costs.) If you are a serious buyer I can put you in direct contact with him. Thanks for looking!
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Hello! I'm new to the forum so pardon if I'm doing this wrong. I make handbags and I'm looking to get a clicker press. Some of my patterns can be as large as 23" x 17" and I use about 2oz-8oz leather. Planning to use it for shorter straps too. The lady at CRJ Tec said a 27 ton hydraulic machine is what I'd need? This is way more than what I planned to spend and I'd really like to get a used Herman Schwabe because why add more to landfills if I can find one that's working well. My studio is in a large industrial building with a loading dock and a freight elevator but one are of the hallway was rebuilt with plywood instead of concrete....a lot of delivery places say I need a forklift to move it in as they are 3000lbs. So, 2 questions....do I need this tonnage for what I'm doing? And who has experience moving hydraulic presses can I do it with an electric palette jack? Thanks!!!!
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Weaver 4-ton clicker press for sale. 4 years old, but the parts that make it go up and down are maybe 1.5 years old. Will post photos in the morning. These are $1450 new. Asking 1,000 plus shipping. Shows some use, but it works as good as the day I bought it. Local pickup available in Nashville, TN.
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Hey guys, I have a great Clicker Press. Apparently this is a great Model. It functions great! Im asking $4200 Located West of Seattle, WA in Silverdale 98383. Year 1998 3 Phase 220v I believe it is either a 20 or 25 Ton press. Reasonable offers will be taken! A video of this press working can be seen here: https://youtu.be/EbkCUupRjJc This video was taken June 21, 2018. This unit is being sold as-is. I have not thoroughly checked or inspected the unit. The video shows the good working condition. I am not a press repair guy and don’t know all the ins and outs but this machine operates very well. I feel confident you will be getting a good product. I will place on sturdy pallet and wrap press for shipping. You will be responsible for pickup or freight. I do not pay freight or shipping. A shorter box truck with a lift gate and pallet jack are mandatory. Not a big deal but I need to include this. This machine is 2000# and my fork lift can only lift it about 4 inches off the ground, good enough to get it on a lift gate.
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I have had this wonderful press for over 15 years. Used only for cutting paper advent calender card stock. Needs a good home. I am on Martha's Vineyard Island Mass. Pick up only. $150. Selling only because I don't have space for working. photos available
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Looking for someone local (relatively) that has a ~15+ ton clicker press that can cut out some designs for me. I already have a die made, but need someone to do the cutting. My wife and I have designed a plastic jewelry display hanger/organizer we are trying to produce and sell. Looking for an individual to provide cut products in batches as orders are received. Please message me if you are interested. Thanks in advance!
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Tippman 700 Clicker Press Great working shape, could use a new airbag but is still usable at the moment. I can ship upon request and shipping cost will be added, right now it is located in Cincinnati OH. $1,300 with the bag that is in it $1500 for a new bag installed. Pictures will be added soon.
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Clicker 700 Die Cutting Press Includes Accumulator and Table Stand. Can easily arrange for shipping with Freightquote - will palatalize. Asking for $1000 - This set up costs $2500 + New. http://tippmannclicker.com/tippmann-clicker-700-die-cut-press/
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Bought in September. Closed business needing this machine, so selling it to one lucky person who needs it! Images here: https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/art/6091352456.html220 V Single Phase29.5″ x 15.75″ Cutting Space3/4″ Nylon Cutting BoardRotating HeadDead Man Switch System1.5 KW ( 2 H.P.) MotorCutting Speed: 0.08 m/sRange of Stroke: 5-75 mm (1/4″ - 3″)#46 Hydraulic OilElectronic Control SystemEura Drive Inverter Box W/Speed Control
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I bought this from Weaver a month ago and unfortunately it isn't what I need to do the job. It has maybe 40 clicks total on it. Literally got it out of the box, set it up, clicked and realized it isn't going to do it - what I'm cutting is way too narrow and the die won't eject the slugs. So, my loss is your gain. It's all back in the box and ready to ship. You basically get a like new clicker with all the original stuff that came with it. I did mount a back stop on the clicking pad to align my work, so there are 4 very small holes (less than 1/8" diameter each). How does $900 plus actual shipping costs sound? Or you can pick it up in Toledo, Ohio. Call me or send me a message - Jesse (419) nine 57-402one I have several pictures but there isn't much to show - its a like new clicker press. If you want to see them just ask and I'll happily send.
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I am selling a Tippmann 1500 Die Cutting Press. It comes with the air accumulator which cuts your cycle time in half. I have built a custom table with castors for easy mobility. I will upload photos Monday when I get into the shop. It is in perfect running condition. I am asking for $2,500 plus shipping. Shipping can be organized through www.freightquote.com pretty easily. Attached is an image of the shipping setup (dimensions, weight, class, etc.) I would be shipping from Tacoma, Washington (98409) - local pickup also available.
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Cowboy has a dealer in Australia and we carry a wide range of machines in stock. If we do not have it then we can bring it in for you. Contact Darren Brosowski - ABLE Sewing - on 0415 353 748. We also ship to NZ so email me on darren@ablesewing.com.au
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I have an old 110V electric belt press that I purchased from landis International in Canada. I repainted it, oiled it and placed the decals on it. Works great and very powerful. This machine will punch belt or strap holes and the tip in one punch. Comes with old die that needs to be replaced or repaired. 3-4 of the belt punch holes are missing. Very strong and rare model that I believe was made by a company called Conseco. Price is $1900 Please message me if seriously interested. You must pickup at my shop in zip code 90731 located in Los Angeles, Ca area.
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