Texas Dies Clicker

[hobageeba]

Hi all,

I'm wondering if anyone out there actually owns or has used one of these clicker presses. There's basically no info or pictures on their site. I know you can do the conversion yourself, but at $450, it might be worth not having to sort it all out. Just wanna hear if anyone has any experience or info on these. Thanks!

[Bobby hdflame]

  On 6/26/2012 at 7:19 PM, hobageeba said:

Hi all,

I'm wondering if anyone out there actually owns or has used one of these clicker presses. There's basically no info or pictures on their site. I know you can do the conversion yourself, but at $450, it might be worth not having to sort it all out. Just wanna hear if anyone has any experience or info on these. Thanks!

I don't see a link to the site you're talking about???

[hobageeba]

Oh right, sorry. I'm talking about the Texas Custom Dies clicker. There's literally no pictures on the site, except for one that comes up on the slideshow on the homepage:

http://www.texascustomdies.com/

  On 6/26/2012 at 10:07 PM, Bobby hdflame said:

I don't see a link to the site you're talking about???

[Sixer]

  On 6/26/2012 at 10:19 PM, hobageeba said:

Oh right, sorry. I'm talking about the Texas Custom Dies clicker. There's literally no pictures on the site, except for one that comes up on the slideshow on the homepage:

http://www.texascustomdies.com/

Just give them a call... ask for Heather. She gave me some great advice, and I ended up buying my own 20 ton arbor press and saving a bit of $$$

[Will Vincent]

  On 6/26/2012 at 7:19 PM, hobageeba said:

Hi all,

I'm wondering if anyone out there actually owns or has used one of these clicker presses. There's basically no info or pictures on their site. I know you can do the conversion yourself, but at $450, it might be worth not having to sort it all out. Just wanna hear if anyone has any experience or info on these. Thanks!

I have what looks to be the exact same press. Bought it last year when I had to press the bearings out of my wheel hubs to replace them. I picked mine up on sale at Northern Tool (Harbor Freight has them too) for just over $200 with tax.. I haven't done any die cutting with it, but that wouldn't take anywhere near the pressure necessary for pressing those bearings in and out, and that worked just fine.