Posted by Brent Zappe on February 01, 2019 at 07:21:13 from (104.192.91.181):
Two days ago I had walked in to the Napa Auto parts store and we had went threw some catalogs on shop press. Since I live out in the stick I could not see the reason to drive all the way in to town to press wrist pins and other things that had to be pressed out and then new parts pressed in. So I bought a press 20T Hyd. shop Press the regular price was 1,191.26 the sale price was 695.24. I would like to ask on these press how munch room should have around it? I then bought some wood to make me a work bench which yesterday built the work bench for the shop. Yes I do have to admit it was built a little on the over kill. I have had those day when you put some thing on a bench and the bench almost did not hold the part. I might need some more Husky Shelfs and maybe a nice tool box.
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