Press investement
#24
RE: Press investement
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
For my use I figured the manual was fine
Dan
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Dan, did you order the electric or manual model?
Dan, did you order the electric or manual model?
Dan
That's likely what I'll be ordering as well.
#26
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: Press investement
Rob, the bracketts from Apple look like the fingers of this EZ Press except it's a one piece unit for each limb. They slide right under the press rollers. I'm not sure, but they aren't cheap.. I think something like $50 a pair.
#27
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: Press investement
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
When I finally break down and buy a permanent press for my home shop, this will be the one:
http://www.lastchancearchery.com/EZ%201.html
When I finally break down and buy a permanent press for my home shop, this will be the one:
http://www.lastchancearchery.com/EZ%201.html
Thanks for the picture. They charge a lot for this! Got to be some country boys, ya know them slow witted guys. I see their Alabam'ns. Stupid me, I even used bar clamps to build my last press out of some wild cherry and oak. I've got an excuss though, I was born in the city and didn't make it out during the early impressional years.
Lot of dead ends trying to find info on them though. That can't be good.
Just looking at it though,I don't like the way the cams are covered by the clamps. It also is pressing a hoyt in an unrecommended fashion, at least based on the pressing info I have. It's a couple years old though. Things most likely have changed with the new styles. Then again it's not really pressing it at all.