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Don't need the press but I'm sorry about the domestic situation.

Looks like a very nice press.

There was one locally for sale a couple of months ago. Fellow wanted $275. If I needed a press I might have looked at it but it seems like reloading things 'reproduce' during a full moon or sometime...

Hooray!

I recognize that!
Looks like a very nice tool.

Kaiser also made many aircraft parts during the war. My father supervised a night shift at a local plant making B-24 wing spar extrusions.

This has been an interesting thread.

Well, I can certainly relate to that! That's why I asked in one thread about which members here were making and selling pids.

It looks like those are prewired/connected from the listing.

Thanks, Guys. I will measure it. I just haven't even taken it apart yet. (Trying to plan a bit).

Before I get into working on (disassembling) my thrift store convection oven to try to use for powder coating I have a question on the convection fan. I seem to remember a post on the fan's voltage...

Here's the current listed price:
US $1,212.99

Uhhh, I don't think so.

Yep. That's DeputyDog.

Thanks, All. At this time it would probably be simpler to buy than to build. Could do that however.

It was surely a surprise!

Who all on this forum is currently making and selling pids? I'm thinking of buying one and want to at least have a chance to look at the various pids available from the folks here. I know of a couple...

Good thread here with good links. Thanks!

That does look like a lot of fun. But, with the stuff that comes with age it would likely not sit well.

What a great photo!

That should be a good buy, depending........

Thanks very much for the answers above.I haven't done any casting or swaging for a long time. I don't remember ever seeing a heater "Back then". But, our temps and the lubricants used probably just...

I haven't done any swaging in years but it was with one of Ted Smith's presses. It's still around here. Somewhere.

Thanks. Next question is what temp (range) is usually necessary for you to heat to? I realize it depends on the lubricant you are using. I just don't recall ever seeing the temp measurements....

Nice thread here.

In the description it says:

Temperature measuring range: -40~110°C
Temperature controlling range: 16~40°C

So, if it's 60 degrees C the controller doesn't do anything?