Grinding Stands Build
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024
- How to build Grinding stands. In this video I take a unique view on building grinding stands. We will be tig, stick, and flux core welding. Plus using different types of benders to to shape steel. Let's build something cool today :-)
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Great video! You're like the Bob Ross of metalworking!
I always tell people that the quality of your tools and shop has a huge impact on how other people perceive you. You don't even have to be around and anyone that sees those grinder stands will know they were built by a quality craftsman who has an eye for design and an appreciation for fine work.
It's one of those things that we lost to the mass-production and bean counters controlling everything. It used to be that even our tools were built with beautiful curves and other extravagances that weren't necessary for the job. The designers, though, wanted to create beautiful pieces so that's what they did. Glad to see you bring a little of that back into the world, Dale.
Thanks
that looked like a TON of work! congrats on the new stands!
It was a lot of work, but I think it will save me time. I no longer have to fight the metronome action of my old stands LOL
Dude, Since when does "A lot of Work" ever hold you back? You're one of the few on you tube that goes way beyond what an average guy would do. You are almost in a league all by yourself. Big Fan!
Nice video Dale. I like that you are bringing a little historical architecture into the shop. It's hard to beat the old brake drum and steel rim grinder stands, most guys just want function. It seems not everyone can appreciate a little style.
That slow speed grinder is truly something cool. Carbide inserts are expensive for us amateurs who do not make a living with the things we make in our shops so sharpening them is the way to go.
Nice job Dale. The old term "Industrial Arts" comes to mind.
Love your comment my friend
Little problem with the band saw? I like the center pipe that could hold a 5ton surface grinder if it needed too! lol
Nice shop, good space with a lot of natural light !
HI Dale, it's not going to be long before your shop is so nice that your wife will be taking it over! nice build have a great day.
She's been Eye balling it. LOL
Very 'Art Deco' in style, thanks for the upload!
Glad you liked it. :-)
You say overkill, I say, “Overcool”. Those stands are just too cool.
Thanks my friend
Past summer I've rebuilt an old 3 phase 8" inch grinder to replace the hobby one I had. The plan was to build a stand for it. Kinda got on the bottom of the priority list. Might be time to move it to the top. Good looking stands you've built, really neat.
I love the project and the results. They look a little "Art Deco-ish". :)
Great looking stands, I love the ornate fabrication! Probably the most epic thumbnail ever, too!
Glad you liked it. :-)
Fantastic craftsmanship! I'm definitely going to borrow some of those ideas for the upcoming shop stool build!
Some pin striping on those stands were really make them pop! Definitely like the over-built, dare I say, artsy stands!
Thanks for your comment Chuck. I think pin striping them would put them over the top. :-)
In thinking some more, you may be able to just use a small roller and put paint on the edges of the leg pieces and brackets. That would be something easy to do.
Probably one of your best videos to date. VERY good job with the editing and camera shots/angles.. Great job Mr. Derry! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for the kind words :-)
Each grinder needs different holders. Most common a replaceable water pot. A place to keep your buffing compound. maybe a hook to hang your electric cord. Very good demo. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like this video:-)
Most beautiful grinder stands in the world! You're a designer-welder. ; )
Love your comment :-)
I missed the videos. Loved this one!
Thank for watching
You are cool guy and a talented craftsman.
You have my respect!
Thank you very much for your kind words. :-)
Nice job, lots of art there.
Glade you like the video:-)
I always find it interesting to see what welding process other people use for what task. It seems to be one of those highly “personal” decisions.
Glad I could help
I had no idea you could bend metal like the way you did to start off with,,, I remember Tony,, you know that old guy doing a video on the science of bending metals. Got to say I love the way you admit to your mistakes and have a placid wing it on the fly approach,, your so comfortable working in that shop you could almost do it in a pair of slippers ^^
Please don't tell the trolls! I only wear shoes when I'm filming.
Tig, Mig, Stick? Others only own one machine. Great shop!
I know< Im spoiled :-( :-)
Really satisfying video to watch.
Very nice variety of designs Dale! nice execution also.
ATB, Robin
Thanks Robin
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing with us.
Congratulations from Brazil.
Nilton Polydoro
Really cool stuff, Thanks for sharing!
All the best from The Netherlands, Europe.
Thanks for the comment. :-)
Wow I’m working on a project, totally different but the laminate style construction will work awesomely for my project.
Awesome video Dale. Loved the designs and was fun following along on your thought process. Interesting switch to flux core to reach that funky area. Sweet edit, and maybe one of the best thumbnails ever on youtube!
Thanks for your comments, I'm trying to up my game. :-)
you can run a longer stick-out with flux core
I wish I could work as fast as Dale, when he gets up a head of steam!!!
Cool project! I’ve been needing a good stand. 👍
Glade you liked it. :-)
Dale's going through his Art Deco phase.
Its been a long phase. years. LOL
Phase? Dale is so old....he is art deco...lol
Kinda Art Deco Design, I like it a lot , The "Jet" Eggshell doesn't do it for me. Maybe Black with Grey or just clear over bare metal and braze or tig weld with some 309L big Hex Heads to them. Thank you for. the Inspiration. Myself I cant get creative on my own but once I see something the juices start flowing.
Have fun with all the spiders that go inside there lol.
If Carlsberg made grinding stands? Nice job.
ALAN.
Thanks Alan
You are having way too much fun! ;)
thanks
Do you have a video on your welding/cutting box bench?
pretty cool man. now you need a stand for the ring roller too. good video
I could agree more. :-)
Yup, Cool... Very Cool!
Good on ya, you just gave me awesome idea thank you!
Very well done sir!
Thnaks
Fireball squares are awesome. I can't wait for your review. I already own them but you are using the monster square with tabs in a way I had not considered. I'm looking forward to seeing all the possibilities as you and others incorporate them into your work.
Glad you like this video:-) working on that video this week
Nice work my grandpa a large grinder setup on a John Deere D flywheel it would usually stay in place
I have seen a few of those in my day.
nice builds Dale. ATB
Thanks
No point in killing some steel unless it is over kill. Nice looking stands. Also much better music than you hear on most of the lame nail and plastic bottle, hot glue building channels.
Thanks for the comment. :-)
Overkill is always KILLER!!!
Hi Dale
Nice looking stands!
Steve
Very nice Dale. Gives me an idea for a piece of big pipe I have laying around. :-)
Glad I could help
Nice creation. Very artistic
Very nice, but my initial thought was the time and material spent would put them in the $1000 to $1500 range each. I'm old school, so I guess that's just the cost of "having nice things". Great camera work and editing. Must have taken a LOOOOONG time!
Great builds. They're too pretty to use lol n get dirty. Kinda art deco goin on there. Need some chrome? Thanks for sharing
Great comment. :-) I think ill get one chromed LOL
THANK YOU...for sharing.
Goodjob! Very artsy fartsy :)
Did you consider pouring sand into the center posts of stand. For extra ballast. Be sure to use dry stand sand, lol
Nice job
Like the color, I've got the same color on my stuff :)
Dale, what Diameter is the pipe, looked like between 6" in / 8" in. Great design's. Great inspiration.
I think it 6 Inch . If I had to do it again I would use 5"
very good
What are the large cabinets in the background? They look great for parts storage.
what model benders are you using i see that the two that you use could bend almost anything that i would ever need im building a shop and have only used giant comercial benders for making 36" diameter stainless chimney pipe
Hi Dale, I've got the exact same 4" X 48" belt sander as you. The one on your far right at the close of the vid. The only belts I've been able to find are really meant for wood and suffer premature failure working metal. Do you have a source for green or blue belts that size? Thanx, Alan
Great work
Dale, I am curious about the welding surface you are rolling around. It appears to be shop made and has a squirrel cage fan it. I didn't see it in your videos. Did you make it and do you have a video out there about it? Thanks
Hi JC. I did make it, but there is now video on it. You’re right it does have a squirrel cage fan in it, and a filter system. I like the idea of it, but I would not make another one.
Ok thanks!
Lovely!!!
I’m curious about the bender you used for the 90s on the flat bar. Can you tell us the maker/model? I’ve been looking and it’s tough to find one designed that well.
How do you like the harbor freight flat stock roller
really nice build. What kind of ring roller do you use?
Its from harbor freight. But it broke the second time I used and then I had to spent a half a day fixing it. :-(
what criteria do you use to either TIG or MIG weld? I know I sound like a newbie, I am...
Thanks
I like the Art Deco-ish kind of look.
Are those your house slippers you're welding in ?
I hope not LOL
Nice job, subscribed and we call them "story sticks"...
Glad you liked it. :-) Where are you from?
What paint color is that you used? It reminds me of the paint that Oneway Manufacturing uses on their lathes.
I get it from Home depot its rustolum almond
You weld up stands, to replace cast ones? To add insult to injury you put those cheesy wheels underneath them....
Wow...... this brings clueless to a whole new level
Paddy
Really cool projekt
Thanks for watching
Thats it!
I'm having difficulty with the thoughts of Metal Supermarkets wanting to be associated.
my work table is just fine
Why didnt you build a stand for your tubing roller?
Are you selling them?? Thanks
Great Video's But it must be great to have endless money and free steel!
Don't forget the 40hrs of work I have in making the video and the $30 I'll make from RUclips.
there is a lot of design in the things you have done you are too professional it is finished, congratulations you are very good, sorry english but only italian and i use a translator
Pietro Tatullo thanks for your nice comment
Build Something Cool 👌🏻
Enjoyed the full video. 👍🏽🤠 05/08/24
How do you work with a dress shirt and slacks and not get covered in dirt?
They are treated with non-stick spray.
No "dip hot stuff in cold water buckets" on the stands?
Love my metal Supermarket. They are my local "crack" dealer. Who can afford drugs when you have a metal working hobby/habit?
Great and funny comment :-)
Bauhaus is your friend.
I think my wife would kill me if I wore a dress shirt in the shop! You do it for the videos or all the time?
HI ALEX. I only wear dress shirts in the shop with a white tee shirt. The 2 layers give me great protection, and I get the oxfords for only $8.00 at Walmart :-)
Build Something Cool ...look pretty good for 8$! Keep up the good videos!
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Might be more practical to build just 1 stand for your ring roller instead of 5 stands for 5 grinders with pre existing stands haha. right on
Great comment. :-)
I don't need one , butt there fucking awesome .......
Thank for watching
What should a stand weigh to be "tip proof"?
It's not the weight it's the distribution. Top heavy is a problem.
Personally, I wouldn't put it on casters, but bolt it to the floor. And fill the stand with cement, or sand, for extra weight and to dampen the vibrations a bit. To help with that, you could also put it on quarter inch rubber pads where the feet are bolted to the floor.
Of course, if portability is a requirement, none of that will apply.
Dale moves every couple of years. It's actually quite Genius, his whole shop will roll into a moving truck.
Art. Weird.
Well they're heavy enough. To me the proportions look a little weird. Sometimes less is more.
Heavy is beneficial. When the wheels are locked, weight keeps it from tipping.
Music or background sound. not both.
MAKE TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDER VIDEOS
I will when I get better at using those machines :-)
There are no videos of tool and cutter grinders on the internet, I'm looking at getting a K.O. Lee.
these things are not just poorly designed functionally, they are hideous aswell...
Troll LOL
Not only a troll, but one who cannot appreciate art deco. The correct word is not troll, but dusche bag!
i dont know if thats some clever insult that i dont understand, or if you just can't spell? either way, go fuck yourself mate, no one rattled your bucket...
Nice stands but the designs go against what you mentioned in an earlier video about wasting floor space. In other words, a cabinet type stand would've been in better keeping with that philosophy.
Steve. I think you miss the point....
DrewLSsix - The point was to build something "Cool," which may not be practical or affordable. It may be camera angle, but they look a little too tall. I love the channel but cannot afford most of the projects.
You might be right about the height. only time will tell :-)
Barry Manilowa - Depends on the center of gravity. Bottom ballast would help.
As a follow-up to my earlier comment, what would've been cool; openings in the large pipe stanchion for storage and curved doors.
low key uses 3 different styles of welding
What the heck came down your steps somewhere between 4:07 and 4:15?
Great video and great designs, but little over built for me. One question, you always look so dressed up, don't you have any old clothes?
HI Ron, great question. I buy my shirts 10 at a time at Walmart for $8 ea, and do the same with the Carhart Jeans. I call it my "cheap shop uniform". :-)
I wear the same in Wal-Mart Dickies shirts.