Shop Press.

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/showthread.php/3895-Tool-gloat?highlight=famco


In this thread I showed a set of plans to make the bearing splitter I use daily along with my Arbor Press and Fixtures for it. In the cabinets are a series of sleeve that are used to support or press items and shafts. Special fixtures for holding special applications etc.

I find the Arbor Press way more handy than the H Frame Press, but then on a 50 Ton Press, by the time the needle on the pressure guage registers, you have already done major damage

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/show...ion-the-Tool-Addicts-Prayer?highlight=forgive

Walter
 
Finally got some of my tooling hung in the rack. I had to bore some 1" nuts out to 1" to fit the shafts of my spuds because they just fell thru the 1" holes in the rack...Bob

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Picked up this press plate on ebay. Made from 410 SS with 15 holes. The largest is 2". Will work great with my little arbor press also...Bob

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aametalmaster said:
Picked up this press plate on ebay. Made from 410 SS with 15 holes. The largest is 2". Will work great with my little arbor press also...Bob
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Bob

Amazing what others will pay for somebodies "Swiz Cheese BooBoo's" LOL

Actually looks like a handy set up.

I have a similar one that was supplied by Milwaukee as one of their "Service Fixtures" It is a 4" x 10" x 1" plate with six holes ranging from 0.329" to 1.260"

The other one is a 110 mm Diameter disc x 25 mm thick that has holes ranging from 10 mm to 28 mm in 2 mm steps. On the back side is a series of holes for a detent spring and ball. This was from a Drill Guide System from Mafell. I find this one quite usefull and rarely ever have it on the drill guide. LOL

Walter

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Neat Bob!! What kind of shaper is that? I need to get up around your area and check out the machinery for sale.


Chris
 
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