Hey man! Great stand. Couple notes on the table saw: 1. never use gloves, if it catches the blade, it can suck your whole hand in 2. Don't wear baggy clothes, same reason
I like this stand and am about to make it. Thanks for making the video. But can I give you some potentially finger-saving tips for table saw usage? 1) take those gloves and jacket off, they can get caught in the blade 2) rough sawn lumber can technically be cut on a table saw but it’s dangerous. Miter saw or hand held would be much safer for that crosscut 3) table saw cuts should always be supported either with a miter gauge or rip fence, not cut free hand 4) blade height should only be about one blade tooth higher than your wood; no need to expose more blade than needed
Nice design. A thought, if this is attached to a vertical support (wall or other structure) a bike could be parked vertically and free up some floor space.
Nice but not quite perfect. Needed longer base at bottom and use another board in front to keep bike from rolling back out. Thanks though. Gonna make something similar
You are not supposed to use gloves with anything spinning, especially a table saw. Please refer to incidents where people have lost fingers due to gloves being pulled in.
This is true. That cut on the table saw was dangerous even without the gloves. Nice stand, but his the use of the table saw should be ignored by all. Not only was the cut unsupported, but the board was warped. This is a recipe for disaster.
I was very nervous putting my brand new beach cruiser on this rack. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxG6JIgwJhur8_Rg8UeQ3EmePzi_wSncL8 But after reading many reviews I decided to get this one and take a chance. When arrived it was very simple to adjust and put together. I also added spike tape over the metal hooks before securing and tightening the straps, and no scratches. I also purchased the top bar made by the same company so that my cruiser sits straight on the rack without having to turn upside down. Extra bungee cords are used to secure the front wheel from flapping and even piece of mind knowing your bike is secure. Definitely recommend...
chcitak Usually I would use screws but since I didn’t have any and my drill wasn’t charged, I used the nail gun. Since this bike stand won’t be under much strain it should hold up fine.
Hey man! Great stand. Couple notes on the table saw:
1. never use gloves, if it catches the blade, it can suck your whole hand in
2. Don't wear baggy clothes, same reason
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Nice stand. i like how you show the development.
I like this stand and am about to make it. Thanks for making the video. But can I give you some potentially finger-saving tips for table saw usage? 1) take those gloves and jacket off, they can get caught in the blade 2) rough sawn lumber can technically be cut on a table saw but it’s dangerous. Miter saw or hand held would be much safer for that crosscut 3) table saw cuts should always be supported either with a miter gauge or rip fence, not cut free hand 4) blade height should only be about one blade tooth higher than your wood; no need to expose more blade than needed
The best DIY idea of a stand I’ve seen so far
Good design bro I’m going to make one soon, thanks. A lot of good tips in the comments too.
I ended up making some very similar based on yours. They turned out great. Thanks for sharing 👍
Nice design. A thought, if this is attached to a vertical support (wall or other structure) a bike could be parked vertically and free up some floor space.
Very simple, I like it.
Nice job. Please use a miter gauge for crosscut.
Agree 100% on the use of a miter saw.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you ! Well edited too.
Thank you!
Can u do a push test to see if it will topple over
What where the measurements you used please ?
Thanks
Very creative
Great video
You can probably use that as a manual machine with a few tweaks.
Well done!
A for AWESOME good idea! I’ll keep it in mind!
Nice video Bro!!!!
Great job!
Your garage looks like mine 😅
Thanks!
Can I park like this and wash my bicycle tyres? Will the cycle flip over?
No it won’t flip...as long as your on a flat-ish surface. This is how I was my bike all the time.
@@mtbikestuff4264 thnx
Nice video man! I just made one few months ago. Video up on my channel. Although yours looks much better, good job man! well done
Thanks!!!
Nice but not quite perfect. Needed longer base at bottom and use another board in front to keep bike from rolling back out. Thanks though. Gonna make something similar
Las medidas si puedes en cm gracias
You are not supposed to use gloves with anything spinning, especially a table saw. Please refer to incidents where people have lost fingers due to gloves being pulled in.
This is true. That cut on the table saw was dangerous even without the gloves. Nice stand, but his the use of the table saw should be ignored by all. Not only was the cut unsupported, but the board was warped. This is a recipe for disaster.
@@alsmith7316 and that jacket
I was very nervous putting my brand new beach cruiser on this rack. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxG6JIgwJhur8_Rg8UeQ3EmePzi_wSncL8 But after reading many reviews I decided to get this one and take a chance. When arrived it was very simple to adjust and put together. I also added spike tape over the metal hooks before securing and tightening the straps, and no scratches. I also purchased the top bar made by the same company so that my cruiser sits straight on the rack without having to turn upside down. Extra bungee cords are used to secure the front wheel from flapping and even piece of mind knowing your bike is secure. Definitely recommend...
Just use screws...don't nail things together...
chcitak Usually I would use screws but since I didn’t have any and my drill wasn’t charged, I used the nail gun. Since this bike stand won’t be under much strain it should hold up fine.