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I am a high school computer design teacher and I am looking for plans for any platen press that runs on a motor. We are looking to build a miniature model on the 3D printer. I would prefer the old style chandler and price because of its look and maybe there are less parts than the new style press. Any help or direction would be appreciated.
I would respectfully suggest that as a teacher you also have a responsibility to ensure that your students learn the correct spelling of the words you use, as well as correct grammar, etc. It’s part of ensuring correct communication.
Bob
Thank you for your constructive criticism.
These drawings at Letterpress Commons are the best I know of: http://letterpresscommons.com/files/2012/10/cp-newseries-parts-list.pdf