Portable BandSaw Stand
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video I build a portable band saw stand. It is made to fit the Milwaukee 6232-21 Band saw. To fix the saw to the stand I used a standard clamp cut to size. The finished stand works great. If you enjoy welding this is a nice weekend DIY project.
Hey Arthur, nice job, do you have any dimensions of this table ( legs, plate for table, etc... ) ? Thnx
Sure thing... Top is 12 1/2" wide, x 10" deep x 1/4 thick. Overall 10 1/4" tall without the robber feet. The horizontal leg pieces are also 10" long. The legs themselves are made from 1" x 0.100" square tubing. Hope that helps.
Is there any change to give the dimensions in cm instead of inches ? Thnx Arthur
just multiply each number by 25.4 and you will have it in millimeters.
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By far the simplest table I've seen and just as functional as the complex ones!
Great design. Excellent craftsmanship.
Brilliant. Thank you for sharing really good ideas.
Ha ha ha ha.....I said those same words, "I can't believe I have gone through my life not owning this tool!!!!!!" It's a life changer having this tool and building my welding table. Good work Arthur.
I can't tell you how many times I start making my stand then put it off until I saw your video by accident and your idea about cutting the clamp was all I needed to finish mine!!! Thanks bro!!!
Mike Hawk
I am glad you liked it. I always try to keep things simple...
Great stand.. just did one myself and I agree...not sure how I lived without it
Good job ! If you dont know vinegar will remove all milk scale, just soak your steel in a tub, two days later good to go , no sanding at all
Thank you...yes I now often use the vinegar trick. Works very well. Power of RUclips :-))
I like how you can see the wooden handle move at 8:00 when the first tack weld shrinks. Nice build.
That is the best stand I’ve ever seen made for a portable band saw
Thanks, I use it daily. Didn't let me down yet. Cheers!
Awesome build. Simple , and functional.
Liking the HF clamp hack - give me ideas..... Very simple and effective design, thanks for sharing!!
Sweet! I love the bar clamp mount. Brilliant idea.
When cutting a metal or wood panel to a specific shape, always do it first with card stock (small parts) or corrugated cardboard (larger pieces). It allows you to make small adjustments for a perfect fit, and it serves as your pattern to mark and cut the actual panel.
Nice job. The light is a good addition!
Great video Arthur. Thanks for sharing it.
that transfer tool is called a contour gauge. Thanks for the post, appreciate it!
Parker Mitchell-Smith
Good to know. Thank you.
Thanks. Very cool. I have a DeWalt on the way! Won't know how I lived without it. Trouble now is to buy a plasma cutter. How could you live without that? Jeez this is costing me money. :-)
Right on! lol!
Very well done! Thank you for sharing.
Very nice stand, thanks for sharing.
Great Job! Love your design!
Thank you! 😊
Simple and well thought out.
Great Job! Looks nice. Just saw your video. (yeah, 2 years later)
I like how you made the table, that's a good idea so I can roll my wheelchair under it to weld or do my arts and craft bench but I will make it to my fit my heith 👍🏽. Very simple way to make it. I just got done making a table but I made the top so I can put heavy stuff on top and the wheels can adjust to raise it if need be. The style you did it could be raised to just sleeve bigger square tubing in the smaller stuff and put bolts to lock in place.
SNOOP U 2
That adjustability is a good idea. Have the locking screws at an angle to push the inner tube into a corner. That makes up for any lose fitting tubes. I am glad you it. Cheers!
Nice work, good mentioning the transfer/contour tool, I just ordered one as I should have one for stuff like this!
THANK YOU...for sharing.
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Looks good!
Nice job!
whould have painted it red, very smart using the F clamp Great Job
Keith Baker
Yes, red would have been better. I just had that green and I thought it would look good until I mounted the red saw. It just doesn’t want to go with that red Milwaukee.
I like your idea thank you mr arthur
Great job thanks for the inspiration.
Great JOB!!!!!! 👍
Good's idea! Good video! So smart's! ( I mean.... The band saw's stand's ! So light in weight
Great job sir !!!
Hey Arthur! This by far is the best, easiest and, most convenient stand I have seen! Thank you so much for sharing! Was wondering, any thoughts of how to make it cut horizontal as well?
Excellant job!
I think I have now watch 6 builds but did not keep track of who built first. Your stand seems simpler with fewer parts. I just do not have a welder, so a big handicap. Just hope any vibration does not make it come off the stand.
Excellent!
Best one I have seen so far. If you had to do it again, would you have made it any different? Bigger Table perhaps?
ZGERMAN
It still serves me well. I would maybe extend the bottom bar a bit farther back. And that’s only for use when not clamped to the work bench.
Looks great, what is the height of the table and other dimensions? Thank You!
That is awesome, i love the idea.
Nice job.
Well done!
I like it! super simple, great idea with the clamp! I need to check out princess auto and check prices ha
I would totally get rid of that cheap white metal part of the clamp that you're welding to the bottom of the table and fabricate a replacement out-of-state cold rolled steel or even something with the little tiny bit more carbon. Not high carbon but just a little
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Hey , nice job, do you have any dimensions of this table ( legs, plate for table, etc..) thank you
Great build. Is the small clamp underneath the only thing holding the whole saw up?
David Plass
The vent slot supports the weight of the saw and the clamp prevents it from sliding out. The bit that goes in the vent slot can also be tapered to allow for more air flow. That is if you are worried about heat buildup. Cheers!
Good design . TU. have you checked to see how perpendicular the blade is to the plate?
WV591
Yes, it’s spot on on mine. Even if it was off a bit it would still be fine for what these are generally used for. In metal work the weld fills up any small gaps. If you need high precision you have to follow up the cut on a milling machine. Cheers!
Very nice stand. Does it not want to fall backwards when pressure is applied? Or is the weight from the table good enough?
Robert Toebak, it is best to clamp it to your work bench for heavy cutting. That is why I like the Inverted T legs for the stand... makes for easy clamping.
how did you make the slot for the blade?
angle grider or plasma? or band?
DIY & MORE
I used the plasma with a straight edge. My go pro 5 glitched when I did the cut hence no video. A grinder would do just fine, just slower. Cheers!
arthurandsons I like your table the most. I’m gona do the same one. I do have a plasma cutter and 1/4” plate.
Great video. I just made a similar one for my Milwaukee band saw. But the blade guide has enough play in it that when I clamp it to the underside of the table the saw still has some movement to it. Do you have this in your version? If so, how did you manage that?
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On my Milwaukee there is very little play. Don’t effect the cut.
I tried to built one and it didn’t work out so hot lol! I just bought the Swag
The swag tables are costly in Canada by the time we pay duty and taxes. It makes more sense just to buy it if you are in the US.
Can you give size of material
What's the size of the table and tubing.
I am sorry for my late reply. Have been very busy lately. Top is 12 1/2" wide, x 10" deep x 1/4 thick. Overall 10 1/4"
tall without the robber feet. The horizontal leg pieces are also 10"
long. The legs themselves are made from 1" x 0.100" square tubing.
Maybe at least you can compare the size if you made yours already.
Great design! I have the same saw. Your stand is now on my to do list. Was it easy to cut the blade kerf nice and straight?
Tom's Dreamshop Worx
I cut the kerf with a plasma cutter dragging the tip next to a square. It was very easy. I wish I had filmed it. A good cutoff wheel would do just as well. Cheers!
Good design, is that clamp only thing holding saw in place?
Bud Miller
Yes, the clamp prevents the saw from sliding back. The back notch takes most of the weight.
Working in wood???
Yes it does... Use a coarse blade for better speed. I am not sure if you can get narrow blades to make sharp turns. So it could be a bit of a compromise in that regard. Otherwise it will be slower then a proper wood bandsaw but will do the trick.
Similarities to the Swag off Road table.
Yes, but one of these is $250 CAD with shipping to Canada. My cost me $10, some scrap and some well spent pass time :-))
Yes and I have the Swag Off Road stand for my deep cut Milwaukee and they are expensive.
You did a great job in making one that looks to be very robust.
I think I saw 16 different grinders....
Don’t you have 16 grinders??? 😂😂
profile gauge .......
profile gauge
Timmamakes
Yes, profile gauge. Thank you.
Is that Ed Sheeran?
I wish I had his talent! Lol.. Cheers!
Nice table but that paint color is horrible
I know, I just happened to have a couple cans of that green. It does not go with red to well.
I see , why's do that ? So many funny's, diy's? For fun only ?( a great jobs with cutting? For fun's ? ) too many times are doing cutting and join 's metals! Are you professional on this's? ( earn's many money 's on metals ? ) but how's? ( i want to know ? How's to be rich too !!!!!!( all the tools are , not cheap's
choon wah yee
Hi there, you must be using a web translator for your English I assume. This is just for hobby (fun) for me. But it would be very useful for a professional to. Cheers from Canada!