Shop hydraulic Bottle Press.
Made from angle steel and Aluminum plate.
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Shop hydraulic Bottle Press.
Made from angle steel and Aluminum plate.
Attachment 2015Attachment 2016
Thanks capainleeward! I've added your Hydraulic Shop Press to our Brakes and Presses category, as well as to your builder page: capainleeward's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Thanks Ken. :O)
Hey capainleeward, why'd you use aluminum plate instead of steel? Because it was what was at hand?
Yes, but the aluminum is not part of the pressure train. it has a hole drilled thru it to the bottom of the jack. :O)
Nice press. I'm a fan of bottle jack setups. What size of angle iron did you use for the frame?
Al
Thanks for the clarification capainleeward. I missed that.
AL,
This shop press is not a heavy duty one just for inserting bearings ect. 1 1/2 angle iron.
I see. For light duty uses only. Thanks capainleeward.