Good video! I did this 30 years ago before youtube, welded a long roller with brackets to an old scissor jack I saved from aToyota Corolla. I welded a large hex nut so I can use a ratchet or a driver. You could also screw the base to a sawhorse or whatever you have. Take an old steel wheel and put a post on it.
Yeah, sometimes I use that kind of jack on the side of my miter saw (but without the fancy doo dad attachments as shown in this vid) to level out long pieces of lumber, on account of the very limited resting base of my saw. Proven to be very helpful on account of it's easy adjustable functionality, as clearly demonstrated in this upload.
Genius dude! Seriously. I’m forever using 4x4s or 2x4s in various configurations to prop up the end of my steel. I actually have an old Jack I’ve been hanging onto for years, just like the one you used. I’m making one this week! Thank you!!
Height of a saw may not very but weight and length of material being cut can cause a un straight cut if not supported correctly so this is a great idea fir that reason..
I have a similar issue with the height of my workbench Vs miter saw. Solution: a long block of wood from a broken down pallet. It is the perfect height and there is no need for adjustment.
When you're on different jobsites often times you're putting your saw on uneven surfaces so having the adjustment is useful, also the stands that are made for miter saws have that same adjustment to deal with different material dimensions/sag/etc
Imagine the support of a drill press. The height vary on this tool cause of the limited way the drillhead has, so when you adjust the support table for different thickness of material your support now can also vary in height.
I have numerous saws and other stuff, but i use a piece of wood or box iron the right height, they are always beside each machine, simpler and free, the machines dont change their height. Keep it simple.
I was curious to know what you were building. would it not have made sense to just weld a holder to the original jack and just add extended plates for support? it seem you too apart a jack and put it back together to achieve results that could have been performed by original design! its good to see the modifications. keep on keeping on.
I'm sure he could've built a support, or tool, that was alot more simple, for a relatively simple needed solution to help what his shown objectives were in need of!??....And I could've used alot less words to argue my point!!..But I Didn't!! I'm inspired by what a car jack can be repurposed into!!. NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF ALL INVENTIONS!!..Brilliant!!
I don't normally comment because most of these are a complete waste of time but you have made a nice job making a useful tool from a crap jack. Well done.
@@trueaussie9230 so the only way you move something on a surface is if there’s a roller attached? You ever heard of sliding. You can slide it to whatever side desired. I do it every time I cut lumber on my miter saw, and I’m sure it’d work the same with that piece of metal.
@@punkinmyvitamins1 WOW!! You certainly make a LOT of assumptions from 1 simple question (which you failed to answer). From your bellicose response I suspect you don't appreciate your 'authority' and / or 'opinion' being questioned in ANY way.
Legs would solve the stability, but a plate instead of a roller for your outfeed or infeed table presents its own problem, drag, warping, generally a roller is better for this purpose.
I am going to use you idea but put it on a pedestal. This way can use it with my tubing bender. I feel just from I watched this would even be more useful with a common problem building roll cages with benders. To keep the big hoops for stronger cages (and legal for sanctions) because these always use long tubes. This makes life hard because if something is off even a degree or 2 from the bend is a lot of sloppy fitment over at the other end. Thank you I absolutely love this idea now!!!
Magnífica idea , una herramienta para el taller muy buena , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 🤓 😜
Here is the link to the video. The only thing i would change is the threaded rod and nuts for bearings as there is still some displacement as the saw comes down. It is minimal, but still there. I just used what I had available. Thanks for watching. th-cam.com/video/1FQf9hrrT84/w-d-xo.html
@@axcreates_official Thanks Ax. Funny-I watched the video and was thinking " all the precise measuring that guy did and he uses bolt and nut for bushing"...I got what I needed from the film. Thanks. You know how sometime,no matter how good a tinker you are,some simple thing doesn't want to come to you??
Maestro gracias por compartir tus trabajos y creatividad con un crique viejo fabricastes una linda herramienta me gusto mucho lo q mas admiro tu sirra electrica saludos a la distanci ARGENTINA BS. AS 👏👏👏👍💙💛💙
Below are the link to two videos. Hope this helps and thank you for watching. th-cam.com/video/1FQf9hrrT84/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Di0dYiAhxTk/w-d-xo.html
How does 'a piece of 4x4 wood' act like a roller?! (And why do you end a STATEMENT with a QUESTION mark?!) If you don't like this idea, don't use it. Simple. There's absolutely no shortage of morons keen to belittle the ideas and work of others, while offering no ideas of their own - and doing little or no work. If you have a better idea, show us. Otherwise - stfu. 😊😊
If someone doesn't understand the value of the adjustability in this tool they obviously haven't worked it the field much or understand the fact that not all bases are equal height...
Great idea, great video. I'm sure it wasn't your intention, but I got a good laugh out of it, in addition to the content. You have all of these great tools. Bandsaw, chopsaw, fancy welder, etc. But when the need to persuade a part into place, you reach for the Channel locks and beat the snot out of them. Have you considered getting yourself a hammer?😁
I have used my scissor jacks to repair cars- as a pusher, not a puller. but a screw does work in both directions. I bought a $25 car for one of my daughters that had played in the snow a bit. It ran great and the steering, wheel alignment was fine. But doors werent shutting right, truck wouldn't latch, etc etc. I used short lengths of 4x4 lumber and jacks to stretch everything back to where it belonged and my daughter had the car I couldn't afford. So you can straighten out metal with one.
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thank, you for you're video
Respect you welling to go that far for such unique applications, a lot of work
Good video! I did this 30 years ago before youtube, welded a long roller with brackets to an old scissor jack I saved from aToyota Corolla. I welded a large hex nut so I can use a ratchet or a driver.
You could also screw the base to a sawhorse or whatever you have. Take an old steel wheel and put a post on it.
What a dumb idea. Anyone seeing this video will go away dumber for watching.
Yeah, sometimes I use that kind of jack on the side of my miter saw (but without the fancy doo dad attachments as shown in this vid) to level out long pieces of lumber, on account of the very limited resting base of my saw. Proven to be very helpful on account of it's easy adjustable functionality, as clearly demonstrated in this upload.
Very nice idea!
WOW!!! Didn't know exactly what you were making until you hit the circular saw. Awesome!!!
Glad you liked it!👍❤️
What a dumb idea. Anyone seeing this video will go away dumber for watching.
I watched because dude didn’t say shit !! He doesn’t want to be a movie star or want to talk for 30 minutes !! Straight to work !! Thank you
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Very nice Ax
Thank you 😀👍👍
Excellent idea and skill , thanks for sharing , congratulations from Florida USA
Thank you for watching 😀👍
Awesome very nice cucces brother 👍👍❤️
Thank you 👍👍
Genius dude! Seriously. I’m forever using 4x4s or 2x4s in various configurations to prop up the end of my steel. I actually have an old Jack I’ve been hanging onto for years, just like the one you used. I’m making one this week! Thank you!!
Thank you. There’s this other one I made. Here’s the link. Hope it helps. Thank you for watching. th-cam.com/video/rZWJi7IHy54/w-d-xo.html
The neat thing is how many screw jacks you can get for next to nothing feom scrap yards
What a dumb idea. Anyone seeing this video will go away dumber for watching.
I've made these out of wood and a dowel that rolls free also for a table saw extension pleased to see anyone who works hard 70 thumbs up
Absolutely brilliant well done I’m going to make one of theses cheers Larrysullivan in London
Glad you liked it and found it useful!! Thank you for watching!!❤️👍
Sweet.. 💪💯
Smart solotion of a car lifter...,👍😄👏👏👏👏
First video idea I've watched I like!
Glad you liked it! Thank you.
Nice roller stand my friend
Thank you. 😀
Cool idea.
Thank you for watching.
Hello AX good tool good idea good job well done
Thank you 😀👍
Excellent. It looks like a drone.
Thank you. 👍
What's the point of it being adjustable? The height of the chop saw doesn't vary . Can I have those 6 mins of my life back ?
Height of a saw may not very but weight and length of material being cut can cause a un straight cut if not supported correctly so this is a great idea fir that reason..
I have a similar issue with the height of my workbench Vs miter saw. Solution: a long block of wood from a broken down pallet. It is the perfect height and there is no need for adjustment.
When you're on different jobsites often times you're putting your saw on uneven surfaces so having the adjustment is useful, also the stands that are made for miter saws have that same adjustment to deal with different material dimensions/sag/etc
Imagine the support of a drill press. The height vary on this tool cause of the limited way the drillhead has, so when you adjust the support table for different thickness of material your support now can also vary in height.
Not all my saws have the same exact height....
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Very useful idea. Nice build.
Thank you 👍👍
That'll be perfect for my chop saws, I just need to find an old car jack. thanks
Thanks, glad you found it useful 👍👍
Thank you for sharing. Nice idea.
Thank you for watching.
Dear AX, thank you for sharing. Your channel is an inspiration to my channel and several
Thank you. 🍀
Great job, like it
Lovly good mind I realy like it. You are. 👍👍👍
Thank you 😀
Man, that is a super slick idea! Thanks for sharing!
What a dumb idea. Anyone seeing this video will go away dumber for watching.
Great idea 😃😃
Thank you.
That
Is
Awesome!
Thanks 👍
I have numerous saws and other stuff, but i use a piece of wood or box iron the right height, they are always beside each machine, simpler and free, the machines dont change their height. Keep it simple.
Right on❤️👍
Unique idea
Thank you.
I just use a block of wood the same height as the saw deck.
No time for such elaborate luxuries hahahaha
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Excelente,,,good,,,very good
Many many thanks
I was curious to know what you were building. would it not have made sense to just weld a holder to the original jack and just add extended plates for support? it seem you too apart a jack and put it back together to achieve results that could have been performed by original design!
its good to see the modifications. keep on keeping on.
I suppose you can. I found it is more useful this way. Thank you for watching.
and with the roller bar in place it severely limits the upward movement range
True
I'm sure he could've built a support, or tool, that was alot more simple, for a relatively simple needed solution to help what his shown objectives were in need of!??....And I could've used alot less words to argue my point!!..But I Didn't!! I'm inspired by what a car jack can be repurposed into!!. NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF ALL INVENTIONS!!..Brilliant!!
Nice - it's a yes from me 👍
Thanks 👍
Oooo oky. Had to rewatch last part to know what you made. Basicly a helping hand
Nice video, thanks :)
Thank you.
This for DIY hobby👍🙏🙏
I don't normally comment because most of these are a complete waste of time but you have made a nice job making a useful tool from a crap jack. Well done.
Thank you very much!
太棒了，awesome.👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you. 👍
nice ! I also like how you turned that old Ghetto-Blaster into a fine working bandsaw machine 🤓
There are MUCH faster ways to remedy that situation.
Very good
Thanks
I think securing a small plywood platform to either side of the jack would have worked too.
follow the kiss rule
How does a 'plywood platform' act like a roller?!
@@trueaussie9230 so the only way you move something on a surface is if there’s a roller attached? You ever heard of sliding. You can slide it to whatever side desired. I do it every time I cut lumber on my miter saw, and I’m sure it’d work the same with that piece of metal.
@@punkinmyvitamins1
WOW!!
You certainly make a LOT of assumptions from 1 simple question (which you failed to answer).
From your bellicose response I suspect you don't appreciate your 'authority' and / or 'opinion' being questioned in ANY way.
@@trueaussie9230 The roller doesn't work anyway, see how hard he had to hit the threaded rod to get it inside the outside tube.
Now this will be very useful and thanks again for sharing your thoughts and great videos
Glad it was helpful!
What is it used for, how does it lift my car? Demo using it to lift a car please.
Pretty smart, i like your little band saw also.
Thanks 👍
I was waiting for him to attach four propellers to it and call it a drone.
Awesome idea. Love it
Thank you. 👍👍😀
That's pretty clever - all you need now is a small handle on that knob
The jack could still be used that way in its original configuration.
Yes, unstable, but you can. Thank you for watching.
Yes you could just weld legs on it still and a plate on the top and it's done
Thanks Joe. I thought the same thing.
Legs would solve the stability, but a plate instead of a roller for your outfeed or infeed table presents its own problem, drag, warping, generally a roller is better for this purpose.
@ joe woodchuck That’s what I was going to say.
Noice 👍👍👍
Thank you. 👍
I am going to use you idea but put it on a pedestal. This way can use it with my tubing bender. I feel just from I watched this would even be more useful with a common problem building roll cages with benders. To keep the big hoops for stronger cages (and legal for sanctions) because these always use long tubes. This makes life hard because if something is off even a degree or 2 from the bend is a lot of sloppy fitment over at the other end. Thank you I absolutely love this idea now!!!
Thanks. Glad you liked it. This one is similar, but with more adjustment. Thanks for watching. 👍
Gran idea amigo, un buen accesorio!! Enorme abrazo desde mi pequeño canal Uruguayo.
Gracias amigo, saludos 👍👍
Brilliant
Thank you. 👍
Magnífica idea , una herramienta para el taller muy buena , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 🤓 😜
Gracias por su apoyo! Saludos 👍👍
Love it. Well done!
Thank you!
❤
More interested in how you made the stand for your band saw... Video on that would be nice..thanks
Here is the link to the video. The only thing i would change is the threaded rod and nuts for bearings as there is still some displacement as the saw comes down. It is minimal, but still there. I just used what I had available. Thanks for watching. th-cam.com/video/1FQf9hrrT84/w-d-xo.html
@@axcreates_official Many thanks.. Will build similar one soon..
@@axcreates_official Thanks Ax. Funny-I watched the video and was thinking " all the precise measuring that guy did and he uses bolt and nut for bushing"...I got what I needed from the film. Thanks. You know how sometime,no matter how good a tinker you are,some simple thing doesn't want to come to you??
Красотень. МОЛОДЕЦ. Классная подставка получилась. 🤝🤝🤝👍👍👍👋👋👋
Спасибо. 👍😀
Hi my friend a great video. Could you build with that same jack a jack to remove and install automatic transmissions of small cars???
Like it
I need one!
Very simple to make.Thank you for watching.
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I'd like to know more about your horizontal bandsaw stand.
Did you make or buy the portable bandsaw holder? Thx
Nice
Thanks
With some modifications it could be a good shooting front rest.
ok but what does it jack up is it for the car or to keep your metal up
Excellent 👏
Great tools which do not require huge capital to build. Great stuff 👏👏👏
Thank you.
you did an excellnt job., this is very useful jig ,it could be used also in woodworking.
Thanks, good luck.
Thank you very much!
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Maestro gracias por compartir tus trabajos y creatividad con un crique viejo fabricastes una linda herramienta me gusto mucho lo q mas admiro tu sirra electrica saludos a la distanci ARGENTINA BS. AS 👏👏👏👍💙💛💙
Gracias Ariel. La sierra es genial y me ahorra mucho tiempo. Gracias por tu apoyo. Saludos amigo.
Do you have a video for that bandsaw table? Been trying to find one
Below are the link to two videos. Hope this helps and thank you for watching. th-cam.com/video/1FQf9hrrT84/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Di0dYiAhxTk/w-d-xo.html
@@axcreates_official bluddy awesome mate cheers!
Nice. That's a great idea. Obviously you are a pipefitter. I could tell by the fact you were using Channel-locks as a hammer.
Thanks ❤️
Este canal es increíblemente bueno, gracias colega, me encantan las ideas que tienes y también tu Sierra de cinta 😉
Gracias, saludos.
GREAT idea, I waste lots of time just trying to line up the material to my saw, thank you for sharing
Thank you. 👍
Buen día es bueno que siempre espliquen y digan cada medida de cada material okey gracias
Super++++5
Thank you.
Don't think about the whiners in the comments. It is a beautiful and practical thing. I will make that for my atelier.👍👍👍
Thanks so much 😊
great work Ax, just in time for a fab job i have coming up, that will beat the bits of wood i use for that!
Thank you for watching. Glad you found it helpful. 👍👍
Buena idea ✌🏻👍🏻
Love to see the bandsaw stand
I have a video on it.
Nice video but what does it do etc....
All that work when a piece of 4 x 4 wood would work as well or better?
How does 'a piece of 4x4 wood' act like a roller?!
(And why do you end a STATEMENT with a QUESTION mark?!)
If you don't like this idea, don't use it. Simple.
There's absolutely no shortage of morons keen to belittle the ideas and work of others, while offering no ideas of their own - and doing little or no work.
If you have a better idea, show us.
Otherwise - stfu. 😊😊
Hey brother tú fabricaste la base para tu “ portable bend saw “ ?
Sí, este es el enlace si deseas verlo. Gracias por ver. th-cam.com/video/1FQf9hrrT84/w-d-xo.html
Gracias a ti brother, sigue adelante nos ayudan mucho tus inventos !
As Jack Tar said, block of wood will do ya.
muy bueno, un gran trabajo 👍👍👍
Gracias, saludos. 👍
I feel like the jack would done the job with out all that
Just weld the tube to the top of the jack and add the legs if you want to
If someone doesn't understand the value of the adjustability in this tool they obviously haven't worked it the field much or understand the fact that not all bases are equal height...
Great idea, great video. I'm sure it wasn't your intention, but I got a good laugh out of it, in addition to the content. You have all of these great tools. Bandsaw, chopsaw, fancy welder, etc. But when the need to persuade a part into place, you reach for the Channel locks and beat the snot out of them. Have you considered getting yourself a hammer?😁
is it a quad copter ???
If you don't have access to a welding torch, that's alright, I found that crazy glue works just as well for this project!
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Or just crazy bullshit!!! Lol
I was curious if an old car jack could be used as a dent puller?
I have used my scissor jacks to repair cars- as a pusher, not a puller. but a screw does work in both directions. I bought a $25 car for one of my daughters that had played in the snow a bit. It ran great and the steering, wheel alignment was fine. But doors werent shutting right, truck wouldn't latch, etc etc.
I used short lengths of 4x4 lumber and jacks to stretch everything back to where it belonged and my daughter had the car I couldn't afford.
So you can straighten out metal with one.
What is it and what's it for
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