Hi all this is the Makehaven instructional video for Arbor compress
effectively this tool is just meant for pushing really hard so you can use it for
a wide variety of tasks some people would make a CNC metal embossing tool and then it can be
in a leather product you could push it into the leather to emboss where into wood or into metal
if it's still going into aluminum or something like that you can use it with Dyess so a Dyess
would be an outside shape of metal and in an inside shape and then you put something
in between it plastic wood leather sheet metal and then you just push down and it takes that
inner die punches it through you can make a whole bunch of those shapes quickly it can
be used for pushing bearings into a housing it could be used for a large number of task
work where you wanted to file a lot of force and someone controlled downward orientation
so there aren't too many parts to it this crank is what you use just to raise and lower so for
Ducks we'll just have this and once on here just lower it down to the surface and then
will engage the retch hanging lever and so now before where you're just raising and lowering
this mechanism you have this this is actually applying the force so you use this and push down
disengage and then lift this backup so this is just applying friction so you can just loosen
that a little bit to make it easier to lift this back up you want it so if you loosen this
a whole lot then it can just go down on its own might be what you want but if you wanted
a little more firm so it has all of this depth because let's say that's something really tall
then you might want to put it down here and then apply force up top something shallow
resting up here this is a big block you can put on and you want it here or on another size
there's not too much you can see exactly how this mechanism works so when it's up this pin
this it's not engaged so its not doing anything if you do so you can just go up and down and then
when you pull it down that's when it drops down here and engages and so then then you're actively
using this long lever arm you can see that people really weld on list is bent a little bit someone
was really pulling to try to get a lot of force out of it and that's that's about all there is to
it yeah I think you can get pretty creative with how you want to use it it's pretty cool tool one
tool that can be used sort of is the opposite of it just in case you're interested sort of
in opposition to each other so just you know this is here this has sort of like a claw that
reaches down and can be used to pull things off of an arbor so it's sort of like the opposite
so this is just the assembled bearing puller is you make people imagine if you know what it
bearing looks like with an arbor arbor is just a shaft that something is mounted on a sort of
example is the table saw there's an arbor that the blade mounts on to the arbor press is often used
to push say bearings on to an arbor coming out of if you have a motor there's an arbor coming
out and then a pulley wheel on the end of it you put bearings on that thrust those bearing on there
really firmly on there to get off can be really hard so this is teeth sit on the backside of
the berry and then you turn this with a wrench on the back side and it just slowly pulls it off the
alternative is find yourself with a hammer wacking it around the edges and applying force unevenly
wiggles off so this is great tool for that job so you can use just a day saver and this is just
a smaller version of this same setup these just pop off like this so pretty simple tool to use
and can work in conjunction with the arbor press which is why I mention it here thanks for watching