/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1465931
Get a steel rule die made ($60 to $90 from http://steel-rule-dies.com/)), buy an arbor press ($80), and a slab or self-healing mat, and a very flat piece of steel or aluminum to use as a backing plate for the custom die. You can punch them out pretty quickly. I use one for cutting foam (that requires a hydraulic press), and one for cutting adhesive-backed silicone.

>>1417385
>no, it will be die cutting press for leather
>>1417400
Industrial die-cutting presses are mostly large bore size pneumatic "clicker" presses. They scale upwards to electric pump driven hydraulic presses but those are usually for packaging applications.

I'm using a 20-ton press for punching out foam and I really want a clicker press, but the prices on them are terrible.

>>1343645
>Is that a 3d printed 5.56/7.62 carbine?
It's Nerf
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2376150
>>1343868
Yes. It's public domain which allows customers to commission others to produce parts for them without issue. The hope is to also have people producing these in other countries but that hasn't quite happened yet.
You're going to need quite a collection of tools if you intend to produce the hardware yourself.
https://imgur.com/gallery/MpC55

And if you can't manage it I do sell just the hardware set as a kit with everything cut to length and ready for assembly.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/551944941/