Arbor Press

What do you all mount your arbor presses on? Bolt it on the workbench and cut a hole beneath for long work? Would a small stand like this work?View attachment 259257

Some time back, this stand was built for another member for his Enco press.
sanddan was kind enough to draw it up for others to follow the same. If you choose to use his drawings and don't want to use casters, remember to make the legs longer to suit your stature.

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The outrigger is stowed pointing up and at the rear to keep the footprint small when not in use.IMG_1945.JPG
Outrigger in place adding stability for pressing.
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sanddan took the time to draw up the project for others to use. Thanks Dan!
I never really got feedback on the performance but hopefully it works well.

Paco
 

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  • retainer tab.PDF
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  • tee handle.PDF
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I modified my 3 ton Grizzly, so it now uses a 3/4” drive ratchet, as the ram handle
 
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Some time back, this stand was built for another member for his Enco press.
sanddan was kind enough to draw it up for others to follow the same. If you choose to use his drawings and don't want to use casters, remember to make the legs longer to suit your stature.

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The outrigger is stowed pointing up and at the rear to keep the footprint small when not in use.View attachment 259777
Outrigger in place adding stability for pressing.
View attachment 259778
sanddan took the time to draw up the project for others to use. Thanks Dan!
I never really got feedback on the performance but hopefully it works well.

Paco


I like your stand: nice and sturdy. But I REALLY like the Landcruiser. I had one of the wagons years ago. Built like tanks.
 
There's a Dake 3 ton that just showed up on CL. $575.
IDK, price seems ridiculously high.
 
Now you've got me going. Just found a Dake No. 1 in rough shape with no platen for $50. I need other things much more, but for that price....
 
Going to look at a Famco 2 today. Not sure of the condition but for $150 I gotta take a look.
 
I got a 3 ton and found the handle was always in the wrong position, milled off three teeth off bottom of ram , now I can have the handle at the right position when needed.

I did the same and made a video. Here it is


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