HI I WANT TO MAKE SOME HAIR PIN LEGS, REALLY LEARNT FROM YOU'RE VIDEO, THANK YOU AND NOW FOR THE HARD QUESTION. HOW DO I KNOW THE RIGHT ANGLE FOR THE LEGS TO STAND RIGHT?
I'm not sure. I built them to where the bottom ends up a 1/4" inset vs. where the edges of the mount are. That way each size of leg be it 10"-18" etc. Have the bottom in the same location. If that makes sense?
David Moreno hey thanks. I just line the tip of the leg with the point on the mounting bracket so that the leg isn't hanging out past the furniture. So the angle changes with each size leg. Hope this helps
Loni Goodman Hey, I use 1 inch wide by 1/8 inch thick flat material. I think all the material is in the description. you could also a small sheet of 1/8 inch steel and cut out the mount. Thank you for watching good luck!
if you read the description it has all the notes on how to build them.
if you watch on a home computer the annotations will be on the video
I like the jig you use in the saw to cut the legs. Great job.
Interesting welding fixture. Quite a bit more secure than mine.
fantastic video. love the H-bandsaw fixture to get the legs to size!
Great lesson on using the bender. Which direction did you move the center point mark? Forward of the center or back?
I like your jigs, where do you sell them
When you put them in the jig to cut to length after bending what is the distance between the ends?
HI I WANT TO MAKE SOME HAIR PIN LEGS, REALLY LEARNT FROM YOU'RE VIDEO, THANK YOU AND NOW FOR THE HARD QUESTION. HOW DO I KNOW THE RIGHT ANGLE FOR THE LEGS TO STAND RIGHT?
I make them to where foot of the hairpin is flush with the outside of the bracket.
Hi , what is a angle between legs and mounting plate ??? Thanks!!
I'm not sure. I built them to where the bottom ends up a 1/4" inset vs. where the edges of the mount are. That way each size of leg be it 10"-18" etc. Have the bottom in the same location. If that makes sense?
what angle do you weld the rod to the base?? awesome video and set up!!
David Moreno hey thanks. I just line the tip of the leg with the point on the mounting bracket so that the leg isn't hanging out past the furniture. So the angle changes with each size leg. Hope this helps
what metal & thickness do you use to make L piece the bent rod attaches to?
Loni Goodman Hey, I use 1 inch wide by 1/8 inch thick flat material. I think all the material is in the description. you could also a small sheet of 1/8 inch steel and cut out the mount.
Thank you for watching good luck!
Aha so you're the guy that's selling these on eBay ;-)
Haha nope never on eBay!
Etsy?? Lol good for you
DIY after you spend thousands on equipment and learn to weld
Thanks for watching!
Thousands? That's a bit dramatic. Do your research.