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Portable Bandsaw Stand Easy Diy In 1 HOUR! Portaband Wall Mount build How to
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2020
- In this video I will show you how I built this simple and easy portable bandsaw mount for my Milwaukee 6230 saw. This design keeps your saw from being bolted down and is able to be taken portable in just a few seconds making it a versatile part of your fabrication equipment and able to be used either fixed or portable when needed. If you have any questions, please leave it in the comments and I will respond promptly. Enjoy!
Here is a link to the schematic drawing for the wall mount.
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And here is a link to the Table drawing.
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I know this is 3 years old but just wanted to say this is a really good idea. I have my Porta Band on a Swag table since I don't use it portable much any more. But just enough it is a pain to remove from the table, put the guide back on and then reverse when done. Sooooo I will be building one of these too. Thanks for the idea and plan.
Hi Jay! Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate it very much!😊 I love having it on the wall out of the way. I use it almost everyday in my shop because I’m always building something and cutting out small parts to weld together. I will say that I occasionally will run into a time when I need to cut something longer than 8” and it will run into the wall. Sometimes I can just flip it around and finish the cut, but sometimes not. To solve this problem I made another mount that fits on the edge of my welding table and allows me to cut any length I want. When I’m done, I just put it back up on the wall mount. 👍Cheers! Don
Wow! It must be nice to have some vacant wall real estate in your garage shop. lol
There isn’t any left now! 🤣👍
@@PranaTech I'm actually looking at using your design on the side of my bench. Thanks so much for this.
Hi Paul, that’s a great idea! Later I realized that one of the flaws in this design was that I couldn’t make long cuts because it hits the wall. I then made another mount that fits the edge of my welding bench for when I need to make long cuts. Your version solves this and you only need to make one mount! Nice!😁👍
Excellent solution and simplified design for efficiency and cost of materials and effort. Thanks for including the drawing and specs. Well made video. Absolutely excellent TH-cam how-to video. Well done, sir!
Hi John! Wow! Thank you for such a kind comment! I really appreciate it.🙏😀❤️
Fantastic solution. I will definitely be building this for my Milwaukee. Thank you for posting the plans.
Hi Jesse! Glad you liked my solution! I use this saw almost every day since I built this mount. It used to sit in the case most of the time and now it’s one of my most used tools! I used it to trim a 2x4 yesterday that I needed for a concrete form. 😊👍
Oooh, that's a great design. Thank you.
Thanks Mark! 👍😁
Thanks this will be a new project 👍🏻🤜🏻
Awesome! Glad the video inspired you! Thanks!🙏😊
Pretty slick setup. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks LJ! It is so darn handy for cutting out small parts and plates for fabrication that I really don’t know what I did without it before.👍😀
Wow
Thanks! 🙏👍😊
Hello, I love your bandsaw wall mount. It’s very neat, and sturdy. I seen a lot of them, but yours is by far the best. ( you should probably patent it )... lol. But the only thing I could not figure out was how you tightened the table on the saw. Could you please send me a pic
Of how you done it. Thank you very much! Ps. Keep the cool videos coming!!👍
Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind message! I really appreciate it! 😊🙏 My email is pranateq@gmail.com if you email me I will send you a picture from the underside of the table so you can see how the cam clamp pulls the table tight. 😁👍
Great innovation. Thank you for posting this video.
I'm Glad you liked it!
Very nice presentation and design. It would be nice to know how you attached the cam lock and how it locks to the saw.
Hi Bob, I just drilled and tapped the plate for the thread of the screw in the cam lock and then cut an aluminum plate out of 1/2” that acts as a spacer and gives the cam lock something to clamp against the bottom blade guide under the table. 😊👍
opps forgot something. Hope your still monitoring comments 3 years later ;-) How did you use the roll clamp underneath. I have the 1/4" steel for the table. How does it mount and lock in with the roll clamp. Love to see what hardware you have on the underside of that 1/4" sheet. Can you leave on the stock shoe?
Hi Jay. Yes, I have some pictures of the underside and yes I leave the stock shoe on. my email is pranateq@gmail.com email me and I will send you the pics.😊
Muy bueno!!! gracias!!
what a great design! simple and effective. what does the underside of the table look like? how does it attach?
It just has a cam style pull down clamp off of a Razor scooter handlebar to pull it down tight. It does have a 5/8” spacer block as well to stabilize the clamping force. 😀👍
How is the cam lock mounted and how does it work ? I want to make one myself
Hi James, I just took the cam lock and drilled and tapped the large plate for the same threads up through the fork that the blade goes through under the plate. I then made an aluminum plate about ⅜” thick that goes under the fork that the cam lock goes through. This pulls the big plate tight down against the fork. Simple little life did it in this video at 11:35 he shows how the clamp is mounted. m.th-cam.com/video/HNaNbhQJ84o/w-d-xo.html hope this helps😀👍
@@PranaTech awesome !!! Thanks buddy
Anytime 😀
How did u make the table lock down
Hi Bob, I used a cam clamp from the handlebars of a Razor kids scooter. 👍😁