Any ideas on a source for an IEC socket punch for steel chassis? RS Components have them, but at horrendous cost.
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18 years ago
-- Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au
IEC socket punch
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18 years ago
How about cutting the holes with a Nibbler?
-- Former professional electron wrangler. Michael A. Terrell
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18 years ago
**That would option #2.
-- Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au
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17 years ago
I used to use a Greenlee chassis punch made for the P&B KHP series relay socket and shape the ends with a nibbler until someone swiped over $1000 of punches. They got everything except the 1/2" "D" punch for 3AG fuseholders. I'm looking at a table top milling machine to cut holes, but I'll have to save up my spare change to buy another expensive toy. :(
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17 years ago
IIRC many years back we bought one from AllTools.
Ken
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17 years ago
I see most computer power supplies have a rectangular hole which the IEC chassis connector covers fully. About 22 x 27 mm in size. That'd be about 7/8" by 1&
1/8" approximately: is there a punch that size?.- posted
17 years ago
Bugger: $325 for a punch!!, I was planning to make one for a lever press at some stage but then I have access to a friend who made dies for a living once so I can use his expertise.