Arbor Press - Making a die / New Stand

[@TheToolmanTim]

Portability is the name of the game in tight quarters. Nice job!

[@FlatThunder]

Thanks! I need to get creative in my workshop and utilize as much space as possible. Why?? To have space for more projects and tools of course! Thanks for watching 👍😁

[@natoe5]

I see getting the shop up to snuff. Looks great Andy👍 now your not stuck with it in the way.

[@FlatThunder]

Thanks Pete! My new goal is to find a place for every tool while keeping the entire work bench clear. Thanks for watching my Friend! 👍😁

[@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE]

I'm the same way, I always leave my plasma cutter on the highest setting 🙂👍 No need to really turn it down. It's hard to see with the darker lens but you need it. I didn't know that until recently. Found out after a bunch of cutting and *seeing spots* afterwards.. Scary stuff. Nice work with the repurposing Andy! 🔧

[@FlatThunder]

I used the same glasses I use for torch cutting shade 5. I didn't see any spots afterwards, but things felt a little hazy. Maybe it was just an illusion from the smoke in the air? Seeing spots is definitely a sign something isn't adjusted properly. I think I always tend to lean towards a shade that's too dark, but it makes it super difficult to see detail. 🙄. Thanks for watching my Friend! 👍😁

[@patrick860]

Great work, Andy! Bending that round stock seemed like a good test for the new stand. It looks like it will be very handy!

[@FlatThunder]

Thanks Patrick! I definitely put some load on the press. I may have bent the press handle 🙄. Thanks for watching my Friend! 👍😁

[@DuckingCrazyPyro]

Hello, do you happen to know the width dimensions of the space between the two front legs (bottom of ram)?

[@FlatThunder]

The widest opening, largest pass thru, under the ram is approximately 2.25 inches wide. Thanks for watching! 👍😁

[@DuckingCrazyPyro]

@@FlatThunder thanks !