Muy buen video , es exactamente el tamaño de prensa que estaba buscando para hacerla . Ni tan grande , ni tan chica , además la puedes mover solo, o si quieres transportarla , no pesa tanto .
I used this video as a tutorial and it worked great. The only problem I had is the angle iron I used was too thin and it bent on me. I gotta remake it. Thank you. New subscriber!!🔥🔥🔥
Good idea. I have one of HF's small presses that I never use. I could shorten it up, maybe add some additional holes on the vertical rails. Probably find myself using it more.
вот только интересно, ступичный подшипник сможет вынуть? Не порвет ли отверстие в квадратной стойке? I just wonder if the hub bearing can be removed? Won't the hole in the square rack break?
Nicely done, I have watches several videos on building small hydraulic press and this is one of the nicer ones and simple too, some were overly complicated to build, not that I could not do that but I figure why make things complicated it they do not need to be.
98% of the people building this already have a welder, so I don't think it's a problem. You should buy some short drillbits.. Much more stable for drilling less than 25mm/1" material. And also you could grind a radius on the bottom of the legs so that they can be folded flat with no interference to the ground. And also 4 tonnes is a bit on the weak side.. Weld reinforcement flat irons on the bottom of the "table" and the top and then upgrade the jack to 10 tonnes. :)
Real nice design you came up with! The trampoline springs are great too. I always love repurposing parts like that. It gives the machine a more interesting history. 👍
Marking the legs removeable is a good idea. I would have used selfsecure bolds instead of screws. That would make it a lot easier and faster. I although would put a hole on ether end of the feet to store the feet with the bolds on the press when not in use.
Thanks to our beloved Joe, metal prices skyrocketed so it makes more sense to buy already finished product then to go shopping for metal, driving, labor and time and supplies. Still, the joy of making your own is priceless.
Good!!vi em outros vídeo se eu abrir a prensa hidráulica e colocar um canudo da entrada que puxa o óleo da pra inverter a prensa sera que não casa o óleo?
@@MakingStuff So, I assume that means the 3/16" hasnt quite stood the test of time but a quarter probably would? Wow, I really had no idea thank you very much for responding!
Great press! Just wondering why you’d pick a jack with such a low tonnage? I found a 20 ton jack today for 30 dollars. Plan on making my own press soon
Hello Sir. Thank you for the video Can I please know about the dimensions of the hydraulic press? The length and the thickness of the parts you are using, the spring specifications, and the size of the screw
It's so nice to see how you made the press. It seems the lathe rpm was too high while you drilled the press rod and that can ruin the drill bit quite quickly. Cheers.
I believe that's called fast forward.. a editing trick to make time faster so you the viewer spends less time watching videos instead of building stuff. And you thought you were telling the dude how to use his machine..ha
love it. new fan. i make all my own tools pretty much, i think my add would have it no other way. oh, yeah, most of them are not quite finished lol, just enough to use for the other things im building!
Really nice build! Love that you own your mistakes in your videos and share your thought process as you make adjustments to your design. Makes you a great teacher! Have to say though, your long hair makes me super nervous around the drills, lathe, etc...! But maybe I’m just jealous because I’m balding!! 🤣🤣 Love your channel - keep up the great work!
Excellent video Bob. Can you share the rough dimensions for the key supports and legs? I have a HF floor unit now, but I may build your design to gain some floor space!
Exactly what I was going to ask, thanks for the details, wouldn’t mind making one for myself for broaching keyways and pressing bearings in and out etc. 👍👍👍
I have a small fabricating and welding shop here at my house. I love your videos and your work. A question about this press, how about adding a metal brake application to the press? A fixture?
Bob I really enjoy your projects and your build videos ,your designs are always spot on and the execution makes it look very easy for the average person to do at home. I will probably be making one of these , will have to look in my metal scrap pile and see what I can dig up . I have built a vertical bandsaw with the he harbor freight bandsaw and have been very pleased with it. It is one of my most used items when doing a metal projects. Wondering how you like your horizontal bandsaw do you get square cuts from it ? Have you thought of adding a pneumatic downfeed cylinder so you don’t have to hold your hand on it while cutting? If so it would be a great project to do a video on . As always great videos great content thank you
I get square cuts from it as long as it does not cut too fast on thin material. That's why I'm holding it, to keep it from cutting too fast. I have thought about putting a pneumatic cylinder on it, but have no idea which one to buy or where to get it. Thanks for watching!
Great work. Would you tell me the brand of drill bits you use. I was impressed with the down pressure you had on those small bits. I didn't see any flex in them.
You remind me of that cool hippy from the the neighborhood that was always fix8ng and breaking things. Cars, fridges, lawnmowers, ac units.
Yeah, that was me.
Which spring you used
I really like the scale of both this press and your band saw. Perfect for those of us with limited space!
Great build! Perfect size too. Like the fact that it can be done with no welding too, will use it to build my own.
Thanks for watching!
By replacing the bolts on each leg with a pull pins, you could fold it up instantly. GREAT PROJECT!
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks! I'm going to make one of these tonight when I go into work. My trampoline springs should arrive today from Amazon.
Thanks a bunch!
Very very nicely explained, simple to see, thanks for sharing.
Muy buen video , es exactamente el tamaño de prensa que estaba buscando para hacerla . Ni tan grande , ni tan chica , además la puedes mover solo, o si quieres transportarla , no pesa tanto .
I do love ur DIY press
If you don't mind, can I get specific measurement of each part, please?
Norm Abram would be proud. You need to be on PBS.
Thanks!
Love the idea of the bolted legs
Yeah, it comes in handy. I don't use this tool very often so it comes a part and takes up less space for storage.
great build. smart move with the legs
Looks just like a professional one. Great job.
Thank you very much!
I used this video as a tutorial and it worked great. The only problem I had is the angle iron I used was too thin and it bent on me. I gotta remake it. Thank you. New subscriber!!🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching!
Good idea. I have one of HF's small presses that I never use. I could shorten it up, maybe add some additional holes on the vertical rails. Probably find myself using it more.
Buenos días excelente prensa hermano lo felicito gracias por enseñar bendiciones desde Venezuela Carabobo Ali Molina
I was wanting to make one just like it and find your video. Great job and thanks for the great video.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great little setup. Inexpensive and very functional
Thank you for auto-answering my only question about screwing legs. :)
outstanding job on this project
Great design. I love that it can be stored flat to take up less space. Thanks for another awesome video!
Thanks for watching!
Симпатичненький и аккуратненький пресс получился, но вместе с ними также и мощненький 👍
Excellent video.
Awesome sauce!
You've learnt yourself a like and subscription.
A great fun little project
вот только интересно, ступичный подшипник сможет вынуть? Не порвет ли отверстие в квадратной стойке? I just wonder if the hub bearing can be removed? Won't the hole in the square rack break?
Nicely done, I have watches several videos on building small hydraulic press and this is one of the nicer ones and simple too, some were overly complicated to build, not that I could not do that but I figure why make things complicated it they do not need to be.
Glad it was helpful!
amazing quality man! great work.
Thanks!
98% of the people building this already have a welder, so I don't think it's a problem. You should buy some short drillbits.. Much more stable for drilling less than 25mm/1" material. And also you could grind a radius on the bottom of the legs so that they can be folded flat with no interference to the ground. And also 4 tonnes is a bit on the weak side.. Weld reinforcement flat irons on the bottom of the "table" and the top and then upgrade the jack to 10 tonnes. :)
Instead of buying the short drill bits, he could break the long ones to short 😀
New subscriber from Mexico, Thank you !
Thanks for subbing!
Great job! Inspired me to build my own now!
Thanks for watching!
Got all stuff needed to make one! Thanks for this video! Now i gona made one myself.
Mine gona being little higher 😁
really a good video.
Thanks!
Man! Wish I had one of these.
Thanks for watching!
Real nice design you came up with! The trampoline springs are great too. I always love repurposing parts like that. It gives the machine a more interesting history. 👍
Glad you liked it!
Kinda loved the video! that was very pleasing to watch!
Easy to build a press drilling them Holes that takes some time. And you do need some sort of metal saw to cut the metal in pieces.
Thanks for watching!
Marking the legs removeable is a good idea. I would have used selfsecure bolds instead of screws. That would make it a lot easier and faster. I although would put a hole on ether end of the feet to store the feet with the bolds on the press when not in use.
thanks Mr.
for sharing this video
You are welcome
Great job of making stuff. Enjoyed the video.
Very good my friendy. Congratulations 😀👏👏👍👍
Thank you very much
Thanks to our beloved Joe, metal prices skyrocketed so it makes more sense to buy already finished product then to go shopping for metal, driving, labor and time and supplies.
Still, the joy of making your own is priceless.
Yeah steel prices are insane right now. They can just keep it. I had to postpone a big project due to it now cost 3x to build.
muy bueno tu trabajo german desde 🇦🇷
Very good looking press
Thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Good!!vi em outros vídeo se eu abrir a prensa hidráulica e colocar um canudo da entrada que puxa o óleo da pra inverter a prensa sera que não casa o óleo?
What type of steel are the slats on your welding table that you can trust it to remain flat when they seem so thin?
It is 3/16 stainless steel. If I built it today I would spend the extra $$ and go with 1/4 inch.
@@MakingStuff So, I assume that means the 3/16" hasnt quite stood the test of time but a quarter probably would? Wow, I really had no idea thank you very much for responding!
Very good job and beautifull. Many thancks
🤓greeting from Egypt , one day l will follow your way of building such nice and simple hydraulic press best wishes and happy new year
Thanks for watching!
perfect, really good job.help us. plz share material details.
Nice work Bob!
Thank You!
Nice simple yet strong design. Well done.
Thanks!
Great press! Just wondering why you’d pick a jack with such a low tonnage? I found a 20 ton jack today for 30 dollars. Plan on making my own press soon
Good build Mr. Rickey Scaggs!
Thanks sir very helpful video 👌👏👍
Hello Sir. Thank you for the video
Can I please know about the dimensions of the hydraulic press? The length and the thickness of the parts you are using, the spring specifications, and the size of the screw
It's so nice to see how you made the press. It seems the lathe rpm was too high while you drilled the press rod and that can ruin the drill bit quite quickly. Cheers.
I believe that's called fast forward.. a editing trick to make time faster so you the viewer spends less time watching videos instead of building stuff. And you thought you were telling the dude how to use his machine..ha
You should convert that press into a dab press and then you can use it a lot more often. Would love to see that conversion build.
Gracias amigo . Saludos Mty.N.L México.
Ótimo parabéns a minha eu fiz com parafuso no lugar da solda e base móvel para as peças e pistão e macaco hidráulico invertido mas ficou joia parabéns
Very nice build a lot of guys use these types of bottle jack presses in hobby pyro. I wish I had all the stuff to build 1.
Thanks for watching!
Доброго дня , молодець , просто і я вважаю що доступно. Дякую.
Perfeito, vou fazer a minha assim👏👏👏👏
haaa vai
What kind of bandsaw set up?
awesome project well done
Glad you like it
love it. new fan. i make all my own tools pretty much, i think my add would have it no other way. oh, yeah, most of them are not quite finished lol, just enough to use for the other things im building!
Yeah some of them seem to always be a work in progress. Thanks for watching!
nice press. i might make something similar for a forging press but 24+ ton. if i used 6 rams would it make 24 ton or do i need to get a 24 ton jack?
Great job congratulations.Can you have the measures ?I want to make it the same.Thanks
The 3d files are available to Maker+ Patreons. www.patreon.com/MakingStuff
Really nice build! Love that you own your mistakes in your videos and share your thought process as you make adjustments to your design. Makes you a great teacher! Have to say though, your long hair makes me super nervous around the drills, lathe, etc...! But maybe I’m just jealous because I’m balding!! 🤣🤣 Love your channel - keep up the great work!
Thanks! 👍
Ww
Nice video, perfect size!!! .....cheeers from Amsterdam
Thanks for watching!
By any chance, would have a drawing or schematic?
Sorry, but no.
Nice build brother
Thanks for watching
great video! especially the part about storage!!!
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Hi
What steel would you recommend for a 5 ton hydraulic press?
Отличная работа! 👍Самый лучший компактный пресс. Какие у него размеры?
Buen trabajo compañero
Please mention the measurements of the material which you have used sir which will be helpful to all intrested
Simple process sir ji
Very nice!
Thanks!
La mejor de todo UA-cam 👏👏👏
Way cool that's all I would need is a bench top hydrolic press 👍🏽
Valeu, gostei muito, parabéns, thank you
Great work Mate!!!!
Hi there Good job have good day
Thanks!
Добрый вечер.а размеры не подскажете?
what is the length of square and angle bars?
very well done !!
Thanks a lot!
Excellent video Bob. Can you share the rough dimensions for the key supports and legs? I have a HF floor unit now, but I may build your design to gain some floor space!
All of the angle iron is 19" in length and the square tube is 24" in length.
Exactly what I was going to ask, thanks for the details, wouldn’t mind making one for myself for broaching keyways and pressing bearings in and out etc. 👍👍👍
Nice job perfect size!!! Good thinking about the legs
Nice job
Thanks!
Very good.
Thanks!
Gostei do projeto, prensa pequena e eficiente
Very good sir
I have a small fabricating and welding shop here at my house. I love your videos and your work. A question about this press, how about adding a metal brake application to the press? A fixture?
Always a possibility. Thanks for watching!
12:46 it did take just a few seconds! Just like he promised :D
can i use a stick welder to build this?
Sure
Good job,an well done,
good video
Thanks
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Bob I really enjoy your projects and your build videos ,your designs are always spot on and the execution makes it look very easy for the average person to do at home. I will probably be making one of these , will have to look in my metal scrap pile and see what I can dig up . I have built a vertical bandsaw with the he harbor freight bandsaw and have been very pleased with it. It is one of my most used items when doing a metal projects. Wondering how you like your horizontal bandsaw do you get square cuts from it ? Have you thought of adding a pneumatic downfeed cylinder so you don’t have to hold your hand on it while cutting? If so it would be a great project to do a video on . As always great videos great content thank you
I get square cuts from it as long as it does not cut too fast on thin material. That's why I'm holding it, to keep it from cutting too fast. I have thought about putting a pneumatic cylinder on it, but have no idea which one to buy or where to get it. Thanks for watching!
Great work. Would you tell me the brand of drill bits you use. I was impressed with the down pressure you had on those small bits. I didn't see any flex in them.
dont know what brand but the best type of bits for cutting Steel is cobalt
They are Dewalt. I have no loyalty to them other than they are the best I can get locally. I'm sure there are better.