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I'm wondering if a Harbor Freight type Arbor press might provide enough force to get the job done. I'm limited on space and don't have access to a larger hydraulic press, so if the arbor press will work, it would be an ideal solution as I could find other uses for one. Anyone have any thoughts? I do a lot of stamping of letters.