Mounting Nexus

[454bore]

I have a Nexus press on the way and am looking at my options for mounting it to my press.

Currently I use a Inline Fabrication quick change setup for my presses.

Was curious if anyone has had any experience with using a Nexus on a Inline Fabrication Quick Change Mount (I use a Jr. Stand) versus either their Quick Change Flush Mount or their dedicated bench plate? Was curious which method was found to provide the most rigid mounting.

Thanks

454bore

 

[fisherman987]

I have a flush mount on one bench and a riser on another. Both are very rigid and work great. I say use the one that puts the press at the most comfortable height and you'll be happy.

 

[454bore]

I have a flush mount on one bench and a riser on another. Both are very rigid and work great. I say use the one that puts the press at the most comfortable height and you'll be happy.

Thanks

 

[Wally270]

I have a Nexus press on the way and am looking at my options for mounting it to my press.

Currently I use a Inline Fabrication quick change setup for my presses.

Was curious if anyone has had any experience with using a Nexus on a Inline Fabrication Quick Change Mount (I use a Jr. Stand) versus either their Quick Change Flush Mount or their dedicated bench plate? Was curious which method was found to provide the most rigid mounting.

Thanks

454bore

I use the 4" tall ultramount with the quick change plate. It is solid as a rock. No issues. I've used a variety of presses over the years. The Nexus is awesome. I hope you enjoy it.
Steve

 

[454bore]

I use the 4" tall ultramount with the quick change plate. It is solid as a rock. No issues. I've used a variety of presses over the years. The Nexus is awesome. I hope you enjoy it.
Steve

Thanks!!

 

[F Class John]

I use the Inline Fab quick range kit with the three bin add on and as others have said it's rock solid.

 

[454bore]

I use the Inline Fab quick range kit with the three bin add on and as others have said it's rock solid.
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That is the setup I am looking at currently. Are you using a jr mount? Thanks

 

[F Class John]

That is the setup I am looking at currently. Are you using a jr mount? Thanks

I'm using the 4" micro. I just like the lower height better. He also has a new stand alone stand that I'm curious to try too but for now it's on my bench.

 

[Fire Dog]

I have a Nexus press on the way and am looking at my options for mounting it to my press.

Currently I use a Inline Fabrication quick change setup for my presses.

Was curious if anyone has had any experience with using a Nexus on a Inline Fabrication Quick Change Mount (I use a Jr. Stand) versus either their Quick Change Flush Mount or their dedicated bench plate? Was curious which method was found to provide the most rigid mounting.

Thanks

454bore

I suppose that you have already resolved the matter but for what it is worth, I used the flat mounting plate that Inline makes and then a thin piece of rubber non-slip underneath so that when I clamp it to my desk with a couple of Pony clamps it does not move. Once done, I can remove it from my desk {heavy duty ex-office one} that is also my computer desk as well.
I have a Bonanza {Foster now makes them with their name on them} that is mounted on 1" ply with a steel plate drilled and tapped for the same reason, so that it is removable after use and only held down with a clamp. As I no longer have access to the machine shop that I did the original base for the Co-Ax the Inline was the easy button and at $44, a bargain for a finished ready to go quality product.

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