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Making a new stand for my Portable Band Saw & bringing back the horizontal grinder👍
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2018
- Repurposed my old metal stand for my lathe to use as a stand for my porta-band. And, got the horizontal belt grinder put back together!
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"It's really easy to spend all your time making stuff for your shop, rather than making stuff in your shop"
So true! Most of the time I also struggle balancing these two things :)
Indeed. 👍
That's pretty much what most youtube makers do isn't it?
Great vid ,I just repurposed one of my fab benches for my lathe /mill combo
I am so glad I found your playlist. I hope it helps me get my garage running more efficiently.
You are a perfectionist and you are wright, very good work.
Those welds are definitely good enough to get the job done don't be so hard on yourself good job
Great job reworking equipment around in your shop, so it is more handy! Always excellent videos on all your projects!
Thansk for being back and make our days a little more fun 👍
You’re welcome and thank you for the kind words👍
The secret to stick and Mig welding is, Stay inside your puddle! For MIG, I like to weld in a counter clockwise motion. Also when you Mig weld vertical, always try to Weld downhill, it's faster and therefore you are not fighting gravity, gravity is actually helping you and you are not heating up your metal as much. Good Welds, you're doing well!
Do we all want more Simple Little Life? Yup. We all also know that family comes first. Don’t sweat it man!! Love the content even if i have to wait for it!
Hey Jeremy Nice video. Great way to re purpose that lathe stand. Thanks for the video.
Good to re-purpose instead of recycle. Turned out great and the dedicated grinder will probably speed your workflow up.
Jim Earlie was really proud of that table you just cut in half. 😝
Hahaha! 👍
( I didn’t know ....🤭😆👍)
Love content like this. This video was short and sweet but full of information thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! 👍
We were just in Drumheller , didn't meet Jim, but had a great time.
I'm going to need tomorrow's tool time Tuesday to be about that hearing protection you were wearing!
Hahaha! Tomorrow’s TTT is already edited but those ear plugs are custom molded ones. They use to pay for them where I used to work. But, Costco does them for fairly reasonable too. I love them! Never thought foam earplugs were uncomfortable until I had a pair of these👍
I totally understand what you mean about shop upgrades instead of actual work. Weather has been great here in WA state for weeks. Makes it hard to spend time indoors.
Always fun to watch!!!
Thank you!
I need to make one of those stands with my everlast welder. I'd probably use my band saw 300% more often.
It's easy to make workshop tweaking a full time job. When I was in the UK I had a 4 box stable building for a workshop.
Each box was 16' X 16', No1. 2 strokes (chainsaws etc) my business, No2. metalworking, No3. Carpentry, then I started doing leather work in No4 and got an anvil outside and made a gas forge, began bashing bits of metal and still had a pile of 2 strokes to repair and get back to clients. Self discipline has to go high up the list.
Got that right!
Love your setup!
Great Vid, and like Jim Earlie, in my younger years as an apartment builder, we would sign our name on some parts of the job so that in the future, when it got torn down, they would know who built it...... kind like a time capsule. Enjoy all your vids.
love that vintage bike! jealous :P
I never owned any PAUL components but worked on a few bikes with the old PAUL canti brakes and hubs.
Upgrading my work area always snowballs into more than I planned...lol BTW your welds look just fine
With MIG you need to push the weld bead rather than pulling it like you would with arc welding. That way the gas covers the bead instead of trailing it.
order one longer than your lead you can cut it to fit thanks for the great vids i am a big fan and have started to make some
knives of my own
Nothing a $400 whip wont fix! Haha Awesome repurposing! And great video as always.
hahaha, I know right......probably why I'm still getting by with this one😆👍
Simple Little Life haha no doubt that was a tough bullet to bite at my place. Also have you ever though about converting the dust collector from a bag type. To a exterior style one? I was thinking that its something i may do so i can use the bobcat to empty it once a year instead of once a week.
Haha, I'm in the same boat. I want to make a new tracking wheel arm for my KMG, so I can run it in reverse to sharpen knives, with an attachment like on Reeder grinder, so I can turn my grinder in a sharpening jig. Also have tool arms like a TW90 & Wilmont Grinders with the 3/4" round bar everything pivots on. Then there is the Bevel Jig(I always freehand, it would be a fun project), but like you said you get so involved in making stuff for the shop, you are barely making anything in the shop, hahaha...Take it easy...
What clamp is that you’re using to clamp the table plate to the saw? 8:48 where you remove the table plate
I noticed you didn't weld it to the wall like last time, I remember cringing & thinking that I hope he never has to move it....... This set up is much better in my humble opinion.
good work
Thank you!
Do you still use the Milwaukee saw? If so what model is it and would you recommend it or something else?
Yeah I still use this same one everyday almost. 100% recommend it. It’s the deep cut version that Milwaukee makes and it has been an excellent tool for me. Cheers👍
@Simplelittlelife thanks for your reply, much appreciated.
You could have put the grinder on one end of the lathe table and the band saw on the other end
hello i was just wondering if you ever thought of getting a full size vertical metal cutting band saw instead of the Portable Band saw.
No worry's here. I know video work can slow you down and take a ton of time editing. I enjoy what you can do. 😁
Nice work Jeremy, your vids are so informative and easy to follow. Curious; what model welder is that? Thanks, keep it up buddy.
Are the bearings going bad in the horizontal grinder
What is the angle for the ports band top piece for hanger
Thanks for posting
I like that horizontal grinder, did you get the parts made, or buy them??
I bought the wheels but made the tracking assembly and the base 👍
Did you make your Belt Grinders yourself?
If so, I would like some pointers please. I just became a Subscriber. Thanks in advance
Yo, Big J. What's that fill light you used in the beginning?
Hey buddy! It’s a lumahawk 300W shadowless LED panel. Love that thing! One little light can really help out 👍
Power Consumption: 30W
hey, just wondering, if i sent my knife in an email in november, when will it be feautured?
Should be coming up soon👍
Simple Little Life what about a knife a sent last week?? Will it be featured in 6 months? Ahah 😂
Nice video. can you make an survival Axt in the next time?
Thanks! not sure about the survival axe. I have no desire to make one of those...😆👍
From a metalplate?
The one that goes on the portable saw
missed ya brother
Thank you very much, I appreciate that! 👍
Do you have a video on how to make that plate please
What plate was that?
you can get a liner on amazon for around 50$
Oh sweet, never thought of checking there yet. Thank you! 👍
13:29 Shamfer?
If it’s a feeding issue then probably yes get a new liner
Thank you! I appreciate the tip👍
🤔 Hmmm, make shed or make stuff 😟 a centuries old dilemma lol.
Hahahaha! 👍
Jim Earlie ain't no clown-donkey...and neither is your stand.