Sir, this was a great video for me. beginning craftsman I’m not, but I am a beginner making knives. This is as valuable as the knife making videos for all Arts & Craftsman I would think.
Ok, these stands are cool. I might end up using them after I try out this table Idea that I have. Videos like this might not go viral but they are definitely good for the community.
Beefy indeed :) Good stand from the looks very stable. Most of the stuff I have ends up with Casters on the bottom, there's never enough room :) Great Vid, interested to watch.
Great stand, my next build will probably be a disc grinder, I just can't decide on what size disc and whether it should be flat or angled. How are you finding the 9" flat disc? Also what do you think is a good motor size?
I have a link to the motor I used here in my disc grinder build video - ruclips.net/video/680VFZ8Tm1g/видео.html When it comes to disc size... I like my 9'' since I can use standard paper with it Also the flat disc has been working well for me.
Hmmm...I could totally see using this thing as a portable 2x72 stand since wife will kill me if i cover garage with grinder dust...roll it out lock it down grind away..
@@RedBeardOps I made sure when we moved to our current location to call my detached garage the "shop" and the attached garage the "garage". I just use this terminology to subtly and constantly reinforce the idea of what kind of stuff goes in each space. hahaha. I also randomly and slowly move family stuff from the shop to the "garage" hahaha. 5 years in we have two very nicely defined spaces. :)
hard pass. the design is wrong. 1 set of wheels should be mounted 90 degrees to the floor an almost touching them. The second set should have been attacked on the opposite side to a flat bar on hindges. 1 press of the a foot and all 4 wheels are on the ground. Released and the base sits solidly on the ground. This is a system that has been around for a really long time and is standard in most shops that don't have unlimited room. Really surprised you didn't modify this stand to have this system of wheels
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Disc grinder NASCAR...only turning left around the shop 🤣🤣
LOL, you know it!
I would love a stand like that.
Richard is selling the kits on his website if you want to build one - becksarmory.com/product/heavy-duty-machine-pedestal/?ref=1082
Nice beefy stand. Nice build.
Thank you sir!
Sir, this was a great video for me. beginning craftsman I’m not, but I am a beginner making knives. This is as valuable as the knife making videos for all Arts & Craftsman I would think.
Thanks Brady! CHeers
Beauty build. Mobile makes the shop easy to clean and make way for moving things coming and going.
Ok, these stands are cool. I might end up using them after I try out this table Idea that I have. Videos like this might not go viral but they are definitely good for the community.
Thanks man. Cheers
Great job on the video!
Glad you liked it!
I definitely appreciate these kind of videos you do. It definitely does help give people like me an idea of how to go about these kinds of builds.
Cheers man! THanks
Nice stand and build.
Thanks Will, cheers sir
That thing is a beast, great video man!
Cheers Donny!
Thank You!
Glad you liked it William!
Great stand
Cheers Larry!
Beefy indeed :) Good stand from the looks very stable. Most of the stuff I have ends up with Casters on the bottom, there's never enough room :) Great Vid, interested to watch.
Glad you liked it! Cheers man
Great Build!
I'm glad you like it!
Nice to see a bit of diversity 👌🏻🔪🔥
Cheers man!
Wow, I would definately consider that for a belt grinder.
Ditto!
I find all of your videos very informative. Keep them coming.
Thanks, will do!
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Cheers Joe! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great stand, my next build will probably be a disc grinder, I just can't decide on what size disc and whether it should be flat or angled. How are you finding the 9" flat disc? Also what do you think is a good motor size?
I have a link to the motor I used here in my disc grinder build video - ruclips.net/video/680VFZ8Tm1g/видео.html
When it comes to disc size... I like my 9'' since I can use standard paper with it
Also the flat disc has been working well for me.
Thank you thoroughly enjoyed
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video brother 👍
Thanks 👍Cheers Michael
Great vid brother. Definitely helpful for options for my growing shop.
Glad to help!
Hmmm...I could totally see using this thing as a portable 2x72 stand since wife will kill me if i cover garage with grinder dust...roll it out lock it down grind away..
There you go! lol... Pro Tip = slowly kick your family's stuff out of the garage ;) (just kidding)
@@RedBeardOps Pro Tip..Dont piss off a Puerto Rican wife...
@@josephrector8735 LOL
@@RedBeardOps I made sure when we moved to our current location to call my detached garage the "shop" and the attached garage the "garage". I just use this terminology to subtly and constantly reinforce the idea of what kind of stuff goes in each space. hahaha. I also randomly and slowly move family stuff from the shop to the "garage" hahaha. 5 years in we have two very nicely defined spaces. :)
Cool Bro🤝
Would you export to Australia?
You'll have to ask Richard at Beck's Armory - becksarmory.com/contact-us/?ref=1082
👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻
Cheers Frank!
Nice but too dear
I don't like dear either
hard pass. the design is wrong. 1 set of wheels should be mounted 90 degrees to the floor an almost touching them. The second set should have been attacked on the opposite side to a flat bar on hindges. 1 press of the a foot and all 4 wheels are on the ground. Released and the base sits solidly on the ground. This is a system that has been around for a really long time and is standard in most shops that don't have unlimited room.
Really surprised you didn't modify this stand to have this system of wheels
Cheers Greg. Seems to be working pretty good. I'm sure if it's ever an issue I can modify it.