3 Ton Arbor Press Introduction.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- 3 Ton Arbor Press Introduction - In this video I show and talk about a 3 Ton Arbor Press I have purchased for my workshop.
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“Happy to use” perfectly sums up what everyone’s experience using our machines should be.
Hello Bill,
Thanks, I think it's worth a little time to tweak your machines to work better for you. Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you.
Take care.
Paul,,
For certain tasks, much easier than using a bench vice. Should come in handy 👍 🇬🇧
Hello Matt,
Yes I am pleased to have the press, I have already filmed the video before seeing your video on modifying your press so there may be some copying here in The Knackler's Workshop.
Take care.
Paul,,
New Machine Day is always the best day! Machine: an apparatus using or applying mechanical power and having several parts, each with a definite function and together performing a particular task. Looks like a machine to me!
Hello Greg,
I am not sure why I thought it was not a machine - lol... Anyway, I am really pleased to have it in the workshop. For some reason I am very excited about this simple machine. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
That's a nice new toy to play with. And to square the ram, the shaper will do :)
Hello Michel,
Thanks for dropping by... Thank you, I am very pleased to have found the press... Quite a few other people have suggested using my little shaper to square the end of the ram.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul. I have a 1 ton similar press, much more basic, no ratchet. They are the sort of tool that you hardly ever use but occasionally a job comes along where nothing else will do and they are essential. Cheers, Alan.
Hello Alan,
I agree with your comments, I think that's why I have just waited to find one at a keen price.
Take care.
Paul,,
I have a smaller version of the press, very useful tool, you don't realise how useful or powerful it is till you start using it, and then you realise that you HAVE got a press!!
Phil
Hello Phil,
It was a good price and as you said will come in very handy... I am pleased I finally got one.
Take care.
Paul,,
New cool tool. A press is so useful to have.I'm sure you will enjoy it. Congrats Paul! 😊
Hello Saar,
Thank you... I am very pleased to have it in the workshop... I need to get busy getting the stand made.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul,
this is something ive never owned and always managed without, but if one fell my way i might consider.
As for machining the end, the adept shaper would be ideal,
other than that make a round disc, put a hole in it the same diameter as across the diagnals, pop it on the end with a buried grub screw in to hold it, then you could put the steady on, and face it up in the lathe, just a thought👍👍👍👍👍👍
take care
Kev
Hello Kev,
That is a great idea about using the shaper to square up the end of the ram... and give me a reason to finally get it going. The round disc idea would work too... Thanks for the tips.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul. That’s a mighty impressive arbor press. Love the ratchet mechanism. As for your OCD, I can well understand why you have a desire to fettle the casting. Thanks for sharing. 👏👏👍😀
Hello Andrew,
I am super please with the press and think I should have hours of fun messing around with it... The castings should clean up okay, I am going to sort the stand out first, i have abandoned the Workmate idea but have come up with another cunning plan. Happy New Year to you.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice one Paul, it will come in very handy. Ram the word you're looking for. Cheers Tony
Hello Tony,
Thanks... I think being the 3 ton one it will be a bit more useful... "RAM" that's it...
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice new tool Paul. I would like one of those, and a fly press, ....and about a million other things 😂
Hello Olly,
I would really like a fly press but will need to think about moving the workshop soon so i am really trying not to buy to much until I know what space I have. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
I think a 3 ton is the perfect size. It is not too big, but has enough grunt to do most jobs.
Hello Tom,
I agree, the smaller ones are just a little to small and to be truthful I also have to consider space as this year I'll have to start to make plans to move to a smaller workshop. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
The press is cool, it does look heavy. It will be interesting to see it cleaned up and painted, I think it would feel much better to use even though the function will be the same. The inserts sound like a good idea and it will be good to see what you make
Hello Joseph,
The press is quite heavy, they guys in the workshop carried it upstairs for me... I quite enjoy tinkering with things like this so should be fun to make it look a little nice... again I am looking forward to making the inserts. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice one ! I like that, definately a useful addition to the workshop.
Hours of fun ahead making press tools for specific jobs, that's the beauty of not having to be working against the clock all the time.
Hello Colin,
I am really pleased to have picked up this press and possibility of making the press tooling... It feels like I have spent over 50 years being in a hurry... I am really enjoying the slower pace of life now. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice bit of kit Paul!, When I went to buy one a new, for a job, I found the 12 Ton hydraulic press was on sale $40 cheaper... So, that's what followed me home. A job the following year paid for the Air Over Hydraulic conversion, I love that press now!
Hello Tim,
That's the story we like to hear... buy the machine and then some work for it to earn its keep... great stuff. Thanks for watching.
Take care
Paul,,
A fundamental tool! 👍
Hello Doric,
I agree, I could have done with it a few times in the past... Happy New Year to you.
Take care.
Paul,,
New machine? That's pressing it a bit 🤣😂😁☺️🤔🤕.. I'll get my coat! Good score Paul, paint it orange gets my vote lol. Cheers, Jon
Hello Jon,
Happy New Year to you... Leading on the colour front at the moment is GOLD, but you would be HARD PRESSED to beat Myford Grey - lol. Thanks from dropping by.
Take care.
Paul,,
I wouldn't have figured it was imported, but listening to you explain the casting, I agree. It looks very useful for doing broaches!😉
Hello,
I tend to look at most offshore products as a kit which need some work. I feel that you get the quality that you pay for... and being on a budget it does help me quite a lot. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice score Paul. I need to start looking for a press or two :)
Hello Mark,
Happy New Year to you... I am very pleased with the press, a simple tool but should be very useful. Thanks for dropping by.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice new tool mate, happy new year
Hello Matty,
Thanks, I remember you modifying your one, but as mine has the ratchet I don't need to copy you. Happy New Year to you too.
Take care.
Paul,,
Nice one, Paul! Not too big, but should do everything you want.
Blessings for the New Year.
Hello Russel,
I looked at the 1 ton presses but they looked a bit to small but anything bigger than the 3 ton would have taken up to much space... Thanks for watching and happy new year to you.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul. I love that tool. I know exactly what you mean by OCD. I can spend hours prettying an old tool even though it makes no difference to its functionality.
I was wondering, might it be a good idea to make a base for the press using angle iron? That way, you could make it narrow enough to not restrict the door openings? And at the same time, screw it to the floor to avoid it tipping over as you put pressure down on the handle.
Keep up the good work
Johnny
Hello Johnny,
Thanks, I am really pleased with the press... prettying up old tools is a must - lol... Your idea about the base is good... I keep changing my mind on what approach is the best, I am sure I will come to a conclusion sooner than later. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
I have one but much simpler, I use it to crack black walnuts,, if you aren't familiar with them,, they are very hard.
Hello Vernon,
I have seen your video on the walnut cracking... Clearly these arbor presses have many uses :-) Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul,
Happy New Year to you and family.
Nice addition to the shop. Presses are so handy for alsorts of jobs.
Regards Kevin
Hello Kevin,
I am really pleased to have finally got the press, the tweaks I spoke about I will do one at a time to allow me to keep the press always available. Happy New Year to you and yours...
Take care.
Paul,,
Very nice Arbour Press Paul. The cut out in the base will be useful for broaching keyway. I have a lightweight press, which came with a lot of tools for the ram. I could make a short video to show the accessories, which may help to give you some ideas? Would that be useful? Cheers Nobby
Hello Nobby,
Thanks for your kind offer to make a video on the tools that came with your press. That would be very useful, but please only do it when you have time and the weather is a lot warmer. I am in no rush to start making the tools as making the stand is my priority on this project.
Take care.
Paul,,
@@TheKnacklersWorkshop Hi Paul, next time I'm in the Ice Box, I mean workshop 😅 I'll make a little video on it. All the best mate. Cheers Nobby
Nice press!
Hello Matt,
I am really pleased with the press, like most of the offshore equipment it can benefit from a bit of finishing which is a small price to pay for the reduce initial cost. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
Great video film my friend. That is a fine arbour press. I wish I had one of those. I agree with you on fettling the casting. Tools should be pleasant to use and reflect the care of their owner. I like the way you do things, notebook, pencil, musings. I tend to think with a pencil in hand.
Hello Carl,
I am lucky that I have all the time in the world to tinker with this stuff and if I can make it a bit nicer I will get quite a lot of satisfaction from doing so. I have a tendency to over-engineer stuff and having a think then putting it aside for a while before coming back to it seems to help me come up with better and normally simpler solution. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
@@TheKnacklersWorkshop Me too Paul. I tend to overthink things. Keep coming up with solutions when the solution is already in front of me.
Nice addition...I have a pair of presses in the shop that I think I have never used...1 a lil smaller then yours and 1 that's tiny
Hello Craig,
Thank you... I cannot imagine mine will get over used but nice to have it there should I need it.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul, Happy New Year!!
Squaring that end looks like an ideal job for the shaper but if not can you tidy it up in your lathe? If you are going to fit adaptors to it then you will probably want to bore a hole as well.
The recreational machinist did a great adaptor video for his arbour press it was on Ollys advent calendar, N°19 a very useful addition to his press.
Never seen one this big or with a ratchet before. We used smaller versions for swaging over pins on PCBs. Later on at a different company we had a small press shop with some Smart & Brown toggle presses, ideal for small production batches and light to medium forces, they were ancient then but you could see the care that they took in the different castings,.I think it is important.... you wont feel happy until they've been fettled to your satisfaction!!
In your shot showing the space between the doors I could just see a wheel, have you considered making the base portable? Have a good think about that position, its so easy to bump into these things when you come out of the office, also you need a good margen around the base to make it stable. Just my thoughts!!
All the best!!
Hello David,
Happy New Year to you too... When Kev (Mr. Factotum) suggested using the shaper I thought that was a great idea and give me the momentum to get it finished but after some thought I came to the conclusion that the lathe would be better as I can face the end and also drill/bore the hole in one setup.
When I saw Matt (Recreational Machinist) video I started making notes - lol.
On the stand the workmate has sat there for a month or so and have not caused a problem, however I have come up with another idea that I will show in a future video. Thanks for watching.
Take care.
Paul,,
A very handy tool indeed 👍 Happy New Year !
Hello Bill,
I am really pleased with the press, Many thanks for watching and I hope you have a great 2024.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi Paul Nice purchase. Having watched others use them ,will it be stable enough on a work mate. Happy new year.
Steve.
Hello Steve,
Thank you... Since filming I have found something else for the stand which is similar to a workmate but might be slightly more stable. When I have finished it I will make an update video. Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you.
Take care.
Paul,,
Unrelated, but I wanted to know your thoughts. I just saw a video of a die filer attachment on a lathe. (ruclips.net/video/-t5ahIh_dQg/видео.html). It made me think maybe I could convert the jigsaw attachment for the Unimat SL into a small die filer. What are your thoughts on my crazy idea?
Hello,
Yes I have seen the die filer attachments before... and was quite keen to make one for my Myford. I have also been recently thinking that the EmcoStar my work as well at a Unimat SL. The EmcoStar is bigger but hard to control the speed and the Unimat SL is the opposite. I think maybe Unimat SL may be challenging to get the right size files and just general stability.
Take care.
Paul,,