I need one of those badly, I have to fight getting a 1/4" sheet of 4x8 off my forklift on to the plasma table and sliding it is tough across the slates, always getting stuck.
Wow. Your demenstrating that and I'm over here where I work having to step on spiked grates to remove very large skeleton cut offs of steel by hand from my laser cutting machine...no wonder I'm so tired. You'd think my work would have some kinda small hoist for us to use after each sheet we cut...I need that or something similar!
Figure out what you need. Try to figure a rough cost. Put together a presentation to sell the idea to management. Compared to just one disability case the cost is chump change. Faster work and reduced liability. How companies say no to simple stuff like this is beyond me.
Hi, love the videos, I live in the uk and have ordered some painted American tin tiles for my kitchen walls and nobody here know what to do with them, iv tried tin snips but its not too tidy, any ideas without it costing a fortune, thanks, lusi :)
Great move Kevin ( pun intended) With it being a permanent magnet, yes keep it away from metal swarf in a wooden box BUT surly the box should have a metal base? a magnet ' keeper,' I think they call it regards Tony
I need one of those badly, I have to fight getting a 1/4" sheet of 4x8 off my forklift on to the plasma table and sliding it is tough across the slates, always getting stuck.
Have used it many times now and helps a lot!
Help me get this Bridgeport down to the basement!
Gravity is your friend!!! Just don't come to me to get it back out of the basement again!!
Thanks guys! Cool tool... I could be wrong (I so often am...) but I think I might be careful about having my phone too close to that guy...
Oh Yeah!!!
I often put magnets in an old sock. Makes removing metal shavings easy. Just remove and discard sock...
I lift things to put them back down.
Wow. Your demenstrating that and I'm over here where I work having to step on spiked grates to remove very large skeleton cut offs of steel by hand from my laser cutting machine...no wonder I'm so tired. You'd think my work would have some kinda small hoist for us to use after each sheet we cut...I need that or something similar!
Really a back saver!
Figure out what you need. Try to figure a rough cost. Put together a presentation to sell the idea to management.
Compared to just one disability case the cost is chump change.
Faster work and reduced liability. How companies say no to simple stuff like this is beyond me.
Love the hat
Bad hair day!
I know their expensive, but i'd just buy a magswitch
Sure work great when you need to lift something!
Hi, love the videos, I live in the uk and have ordered some painted American tin tiles for my kitchen walls and nobody here know what to do with them, iv tried tin snips but its not too tidy, any ideas without it costing a fortune, thanks, lusi :)
Tin snips is what I always heard was correct. Maybe a different type? Or sharper..
ok thanks will keep trying
i want one
Going to use this on the next commission I have. Really excited to see how it how helps..
Looks very interesting
cool tool Kevin. also duct tape works for cleaning your magnets. takes a little time but it works.
Great tip!!
LOL Now you're going to need to deperm (demag) your welding table so your arc doesn't wander!
Good way to clean magnets is with duct tape or even masking tape.
Great move Kevin
( pun intended)
With it being a permanent magnet, yes keep it away from metal swarf in a wooden box
BUT
surly the box should have a metal base? a magnet ' keeper,' I think they call it
regards
Tony
No metal in the box. Just cardboard..
lol