A shaping machine (often referred to as a shaper) is primarily used to create flat surfaces that might be horizontal, vertical, or inclined. Shapers can sometimes create uneven or curved surfaces. While the first Ram travels forward in this Endeavour, the second Ram will simultaneously move in the opposite direction of the first. When the first ram moves forward, material is removed from the work piece; however, when the second ram moves backward, material is not removed. The stroke length of this dual ram shaping machine can be adjusted by altering the distance between the centre of the bull gear and the pivot pin. It signifies the pivot pin will move away from or towards the bull gear's centre. Both slots can be used for horizontal movement. It makes changing the bull gear position simple. The stroke length can be increased or decreased by moving the bull gear upwards the pivot pin. This twin ram shaper was designed to manufacture or produce two slots in a single operation while also cutting down on time.