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600N Pneumatic Press (Cad Files)

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A pneumatic press, can be helpful.

Updated at source: Jun 15, 2026

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So i made a pneumatic press, cuz i was bored. The press is pretty weak with a force of about 60kg at 8 bars, but its still not that bad at :

Installing hardware: Consistently and effortlessly crimping metal snaps, rivets, fasteners, or grommets.
Punching: Precisely cutting small holes (using appropriate dies) in leather, thick felt, cardboard, or layers of fabric.
Gluing: Applying even pressure to small glued parts while the adhesive cures.
Forming: Bending and shaping thin, soft metal sheets (e.g., brass, copper, or aluminum).

Some steel / aluminium profiles 25x25mm.
A pneumatic cylinder, (this one is widely availabe so change the .com to whatever is your country's amazon url)
Air compressor + 5/2 valve (its up to you if you get a solenoid or a manual).
Press bed, i used a 30mm thick oak plank, you can use something else,
but you need the top of the bed to be 30mm from the supports.
A lot of m8 screws & nuts.
Some m6 screws & nuts.
A bit of double sided tape (for the feet)

Be aware that im using a 0,6 nozzle so 2 wall perimeters is thicker than 2 wall perimeters on a 0,4!

I printed the Special-Corners using abs-gf with 5 wall perimiters.
You need extra strengh on the TT-Bracket so i used pc-cf with 5 wall perimiters.
For the Support-Brackets i used petg and 6 wall perimeters, but i recommend using abs-gf to minimalize the risk of failure.
I printed the feet from TPU 95a 3 wall perimeters (you can use anything u want if you don't have tpu)
Bed spacer 4 walls pc-cf (not included in the photos, between the press bed and support corners)
For all the parts i used auto adaptive layer height.

Im new to fusion, and tired of this side project, so don't please hate me for the weird cutting dimensions.

I will add the actual irl photos in the following days.