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12" Model 2001EVO
In 2006 accucutter® completely redesigned the Model 2001 12” Shear. The
new design is the result of two years of systematically evaluating and field
testing every component of the 2001. No part was left unchallenged. The
result of the development effort is a new shear that is lighter, more
compact, more durable, and easier to use. At first glance it may look the
same as the old shear, but the shear table is the only part that remains
the same as the original 2001. It is the complete evolution of the 12”
table shear and is named the 2001EVO. Listed below are just some of
the features that make the 2001EVO unique. Five oil impregnated bronze bushings have been added to reinforce pivot points and extend the usable life of the shear. The bushings take the abuse and protect the parts of the shear. When the bushings wear, they are inexpensive and easy to replace. Lighter & More Compact The 2001EVO is still a 12” shear. However, as a result of the redesign the weight has been reduced by five pounds and the overall height and length have been reduced by two inches. The shear now takes less bench space and is easier to move around the shop. Improved Drop-Off Gauge ![]() Most drop-off gauges are set by tightening a thumb screw or bolt on a rod. When this is done, it makes a mark on the rod. Eventually there are so many marks on the rod that they interfere with the adjustment of the drop-off gauge. accucutter®’s new drop-off gauge pinches the rod when it is tightened. There is no mark, and the drop-off gauge remains infinitely adjustable. The drop-off gauge is shown to the right, and it also shown mounted on the shear in the right picture at the top of the page.
Reduced Effort A blade stabilizer or brace has been developed and added to the upper blade holder to improve the ability to shave or trim harder materials like brass plated steel. Step Ruler The typical ruler is a stamped piece of thin metal. The ruler from accucutter® is machined from a thick, solid piece of steel. There are six separate steps involved in its manufacture with the last being a precision grinding of the front edge to insure that the ruler is straight and true. Because of its thickness, it is very stable, and the edge will not lift or distort allowing material to slide underneath the ruler. Lastly, the ruler is stepped to place the measuring edge close to the work surface for easier reading. The ruler is graduated in 1/16th's of an inch. Glide Block There is a 2.5 square block on the 2001EVO and similar shears that is the connection between the handle and the upper blade holder. It has a slot in it. Every time the handle is moved, a pin moves in the slot. The slot is under great pressure and subject to wear, particularly if it is not lubricated regularly. Originally the glide block was made from aluminum, but accucutter® changed it to steel several years ago to improve the durability of the shear. An oil impregnated bronze bushing has also been added Curved Power Blades Operator's Manual Shear Capacity:
Size & Weight: Availability & Ordering Model 2001EVO, $349.00 * * * Accessories For The 2001 Series
Tru-Square
Tru-Square Guide Only,
$32.00
Drop Off Bar
Drop Off Bar (2001EVO),
$50.00 Prices and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. 061508
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