80/20: Xtreme DIY - Custom Workstation
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 80/20: Xtreme DIY - Custom Workstation
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From manufacturing plants to research labs, or a dentist’s office to a garage shop, take a look around and you will find workstations. When you need to bring your tools and resources together for an efficient work area, an 80/20 custom solution is your answer.
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The Grammy goes out to Andrew. Damn those looks are what i look for in a one on one meetin
I am curious if anyone has tried to make a DIY version of the bowflex all in one workout station using extruded aluminum for the frame. I think this might be an interesting project for you guys.
Well, I'll put it this way, if you already the very base
Foundation of the machine, call for your own book and you will see the unlimited uses of what you can get from your own book, but I wouldn't have any idea what you would use for the flexibility part of weight resistance, unless you already have that part, sir,
You need to research your own machine parts,
I watched this video a while back and then I did a cad drawing of a workstation and emailed it to your engineering dept, you know, the guys who have on their webpage "send us your drawings and we can work up a design for you". They emailed back said they didn't do that. All I wanted is a bill of materials that I would have purchased from 8020. Nope
Doesn't look like anyone actually built this workstation, they just rendered it. The forces on that joint at the base must be rather extreme. I'd imagine that this workstation would rock back and forth alarmingly. Wonder why the two posts at the back don't extend all the way to the base; that would greatly increase the rigidity.
This material is plenty rigid. I use it to build fixtures for welding bike frames as my side businesd. Their T slot profile material is extremely rigid when assembled and if you had any questions regarding design they have great customer support for custom designs. It saves me tons of money in machining costs and I can reuse parts or even better design one fixture to be modular and fit numerous applications. I also work in the aerospace industry and this material is being used more and more to create lean efficient work areas. All that being said they have CAD models of all there profiles and hardware that way you can design and see what your project will look like before you build it.
Wish your average hobbyist could afford this stuff
Thank you for your feedback! We recognize the importance of affordability, and we strive to offer the best value for your purchase. We have several options for all budget levels. You may want to consider our new pipe & joint systems: bit.ly/4442fIf
@@8020llc do you have plans for diy cnc I may spend the money to do it then. I have some 20/20 someone gifted me and I’ve been building a small one based on an online project, but id like to make something more substantial
How to calculate max load on the bench?
Apologies. It is not possible for us to generate the capacity for that bench.
@@8020llc The build plan document on your website says 300Lbs if evenly distributed.
What connections are available for a 45 degree cross bracing?
These are the available connections:
Standard 45 degree supports, standard machining service for a custom support, and PN 14118 for the 40s. Here are helpful links:
catalogs.8020.net/80-20-Inc-Catalog-23/229/#
catalogs.8020.net/80-20-Inc-Catalog-23/871/#
@@8020llc Any similar connectors for 30 degree and 60 degree connections?
@@8020llc That is pretty impressive. You have a great product but a lousy education dept.
Business in the front party in the back
If your primary business is working with three dimensions, you might want to have people in the video who can pronounce "height" correctly?
*Height. Not Heighth.
Thanks for the catch! :)