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    Posted: 18 May 2020 at 1:16pm
I have an Ironworker that I have used to cut angle iron.  It is a Mubea BF 10.  I am needing to use the punch on it but I do not know how to align the punch and die.  I have all the books and manuals.  All it says is to install the punch and die.  I am worried about the clearance and breaking my punch.  This is a mechanical punch so I can not lower it slowly, like a hydraulic ironworker.
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maybe kill the power, unplug it... then manually, slowly bring the punch down to meet the die ?
hard to explain but just move 'whatever' to slowly see if there's any clearance issues.
I'd love to have a Edwards hydraulic ironworker...better control and friend has LOTS of die/punch sets I could borrow......
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The one I used way back when... install punch and die loose, slowly lower the punch into the die till it bottomed and it would self center. Then tighten all clamps.
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Got it figured out.  Turn the flywheel with an allen wrench with power off and it will lower the punch holder.  Thanks for the suggestions.
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