Just finish this one up.Lot fun to do.

W.D.

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Nice job, is that your machine shop in the background?

Looks good W.D.

What does one do with an arbor press?

Hi Guys

Brad:
No. I choose that image because it gave off more background lighting compare to darker back ground image. On some occasions lighting would be darker on east side of the image. If compare to my can of Spam image you'll see the difference.Of course i could change light setting and location but i would be screwing around for hours getting the right light mood.I found that color composition and background plays more to the effect than always tweaking light sources IMO.I prefer to use Dimetric shot than Perspective shot it captures more of the image surroundings.Perspective is fine also but settings need to be set accordingly or it will leave off twisting affect.

Don: This tool can be used to press pins,small bushings,bearings into your project.I also cut internal keyways inside a bore of a bushing using specialize broach


Thanks for the look see!
W.D.

EDIT: I enclosed a video link that offers a Demo on a Arbor press.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tAz5YDFtAs

Just finish this one up.Lot fun to do.

W.D.

Looks like fun. Handy gadget; always wished I could justify getting one ;-)

Henry H

Looks good W.D.

What does one do with an arbor press?

In addition to the uses listed by WD, Don, one presses arbors. Really.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbor_(tool)

Henry H

That is very nice

Looks good, WD... this brings me on a few nice ideas.

This is the first time I see a manual press, most of the presses I see are air or oilpressure machines and way too expensive for personal use.

Thanks WD for that inspiration, keep up the good work

Nice work WD, well done.

Marc