Milwaukee Portable Bandsaw Stand
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- Something I have wanted to do for ages, make a stand for my Milwaurkee portable bandsaw. Made from scrap along the lines of one made by Black Bear Forge.
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Gary, I am glad you found my video helpful, thank you for the mention. Looks like I need to paint mine
I find lots of your videos helpful, I do drop by every now and then and see what's new! I only paint stuff that is staying in the shop, it's so damp it would be rusty in hours!
I like that you narrate your videos. You do a great job at it and you control background noise. I don’t work with metal, but a learn a lot from you. Plus, it’s a nice mix to see the horses once in a while.
A very nice build. I have a similar saw, but I mounted a duplex receptacle on mine controlled by a light switch and taped the throttle wide open. I don't use the variable speed much, so it is much less cumbersome than messing around with a block of wood. Thank's for the share.
I like the voice over narration, as as give after thoughts on how it is done.
Excellent idea.....
It is so fantastic to see brilliant simplicity!
Thank you for sharing the actual build of the stand also!
Absolutely awesome!
Love this video!!! Great idea and great walk through on how you did each step.
Nice job ! Sturdy and functional
Thank you Gary! I always enjoy your videos. I hope all the ones and joints are doing well.
I do enjoy all of your videos. Relaxing.
Simple, excellent design, well done. Thank you
You gave me a great idea, thx for your explanation on how to build this stand. Keep up the good work look forward to other videos.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice job. Nice video as well. Simple yet very useful. Thanks for the video.
Great video, nicely explained and demonstrated.i just finished a welding course and this will be a good starter project. Thanks Allen
Thank you for posting your own take on John Switzer's Porta-Band stand design. I have a few ideas on how I want my stand to look, function, and work, but your video gave me a couple new ideas for how to approach my build.
By the way, I have been watching your videos for a while now and admire your industrious approach to your work. Keep it up!
Cheers!
Whiupple
Nicely done! I bet lots of folks with portable band saws will be working on making these. Also, I think your way of doing narration works well. Keep up the good work!
Very handy! I've taken the twist out of "I" and "H" beams by burning a hot spot weld and then smacking it with a hammer before it solidifies. The smack draws it close and the cooling pulls it in. Tremendous pulling power is produced and, by repeating this procedure, salvage steel can be made useful, again.
Simple, awesome idea. I too was looking around for a design that is quickly detachable for ages. Thank you for sharing. Would love to see your build on one that cuts horizontal as well. Cheers!
I've watched many of these DIY solutions. I think yours is the simplest and best. Well done.
Thanks
best and easiest bandsaw stand ive seen on here,,,,ill have a go at that 1,,,,thanks
Great job on the stand and the video. I have the SWAG Off-road version and I like it. I think yours is a great approach as well. 👌🏻
Thank you, Gary. Nice job, Neat and clean. I just bought a portable bandsaw and plan on making a stand very similar to yours and Black Bear Forge's. Thanks for the detailed explanations...
I use mine all the time and now have a simple table attached to the bandsaw. It makes it much more useful but a pain if you actually want to use it hand held!
So simple. So good!
Great video, thank you. I have also been searching different peoples solutions and agree the majority of them make it permanently mounted which defeats the purpose. I find the ones for sale are also outrageously expensive for what they are. I could actually buy a cheap Benchtop bandsaw for the same price. Going to use this idea, thanks to you and the originator.
Hey Gary - great idea - your creative as always and appreciate you sharing your uberness; Cheers from the states.
Great video Gary! That’s a really useful stand!
Love your video found it to be really helpful in making my own saw holder
Excellent work.
That’s awesome thank you and Black Bear forge
awesome stand, I will definitely make one for myself in the future
That’s an awesome idea I’ll be nicking it for my portaband thanks mate
I find most of your videos really easy to follow an I like your voice overs as I think it gives you time to get what you want to say right
Thanks for sharing
Scott from Australia
you're welcome
Great video as usual, I made one that clamps in my vise and hangs from the handle.
Great video. I saw the one on black bear too. I built a stand for a portable saw I had in my old shoeing trailer. I threw it together one afternoon because I needed it the next day. It was pretty rough but worked well enough I was too lazy to build another one. I sold the trailer and some stuff in it so I need a new stand. This one is great. I watched the Black Bear video too. I will be heading to the scrap yard tomorrow for coil and leaf springs to make punches. I will have to see what is around to use for a base.
Keep up the videos, they are much appreciated,
I like yours very practical soon as I get a welder I’ll be able to make it
Nice Job! I made a stand for my Milwaukee about 5 years ago out of 2x4's and some Simpson strong ties because it was all I had at the time. I may have to make a new one even though the old one is still going strong.
I need one of those!
Great stuff! Thanks for the video.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent !!!! I am going to build one this weekend.
Top Notch, as usual!!!
Very simple and useful design. That’s the best one I’ve seen so far
THIS IS A WINNER THANK YOU SIR
Great Job !!!
Good job of all the ones I've seen this is the best this is the one I'm going to build
Very nice stand and I think I'll copy it for myself. I would add a table that would give me a larger service to put what I'm cutting on. It could just sit over the C channel base and slip over the blade. That would make it quick to lift off and take the saw out.
Great job!
Thanks 😊
I also saw the original from Black Bear Forge....Nice job sir..Gotta make my own now..
really cool
Clever, really good idea
Glad you like it!
Nice Job Gary
Your ringtone set me off on an afternoon Who binge...just thought you should know. 😂
Nice job
Excellent, I've been watching quite a few trying to settle on a design. I don't like a lot of them as the weight of the saw rests totally on the 2 screws that mount the work rest. One that hangs from the handles like this is just what I had in mind. Only need a few changes to fit the brand saw I have. Thanks!
I like this design, very similar to the one made by Simple Little Life. I really need to make one of these for my no name Chinese portaband.
Sounds like that welder is set to perfection
Yep looks great 👍
I use it all the time, I added an 8 x 8” aluminium table in place of the standard guide and its very useful.
This is a great design
It works well for me!
Nice build. Simple/Elegant/LowCost.
Very nice welds.
Good vid and Narration!
Just Liked/Subbed.......
Very good design and a very nice video.
Thanks for liking
Using a lump hammer for fine adjustment = Real world metalworking!
I like your voice-over work,,, nice that you don't get drown out by tool noise!! :o)
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Very interesting Gary
Very nicely done! If the two plates used at the bottom of the handle were taller, you could have drilled holes in each then inserted a hold down pin for the trigger.
Great idea!
good job GARY ==== looks good ==== will really be handy
I'm going to make one just like that that really made things look neat
Why, what’s wrong with mine?
I’ve been stuck between making my own and buying the Swag table for a while now. The Swag table allows you to disconnect the saw from the table and use it portable...the cutting table stays attached, it just pops out of the stand. Still, I really like this idea too. I’m still torn. I really shouldn’t wait until I need it last minute but I probably will.
One of the best designs I've seen to date. Fine job!
Well Done Gaz
Almost finish mine comes on or off in seconds .My table comes of in seconds too.Mine is still portable .Sturdy in mount.Table set up for cross cut .I will build fence soon.Has work light....
Hopefully to later setup horizonal cut jig. Thank your video helped.
A few years ago after looking at a lot of TH-cam on bandsaw standsI came up with the most simple and efficient idea that you can imagineit's nothing more than a piece of plumbing pipe a flange a hole drilled at the right height that meets up with the bolt thathat holds the handle on the saw.u only need to make a simple adapter piece with a thread and a knob to tighten or loosen so you can take off band saw and use it in a normal fashion.works great.if I knew how to put it on you tube I would share it..so so so simple and cheap
Great idea, could cut a lot of the welding out, we get the idea.
Excellent idea been trying to figure a way to make one for a while now,got the same milwaukee saw,your build is pretty simple,hope you dont mind me kinda duplicating your table.Thanks for the idea..Great video
Go for it!
Good video cheers mate
No problem. Hope it helps.
Thank you
Very cool! This beast of a stand looks extremely robust. I had to bolt the SWAG to the work bench so that it doesn't move when I bear down on it. This looks heavy enough that you probably don't need to. The SWAG 3.0 actually is detachable! There is a 5" x 6" insert that replaces that little black table, and you attach it to the rest of the SWAG table with a single screw/knob thingy that screws/unscrews from the bottom. My only real complaint about it is that the blade is not perfectly 90 degrees perpendicular to the table, and there is no way to adjust it on the SWAG.
Gary I to going copy yous and John S. work and only wish my welds looks like your's.Yes them welds pull.If you weld heavy you can pull it your way.
Thanks looks good
Good video
Thanks, and the chips from the sawing process go on the floor!
Did mine today much as yours but didn't hook the handle rod in bot side ran out of my metal I had so miner change to a piece of 1 X1/4" and it just has metal holding lower handle.But I try to copy your and it works solid.Thanks
Hi : I notice under neath you base might make nice saw blade storage place.
Thanks
great job gave me some good idea's you did say you're putting a larger table on latter right.
Yes, a job for later..
Half of a good idea... would have liked to see the other half implemented where the saw can tilt forward and be used as a chop saw...
Why, I don’t need a chop saw I have a massive one already but have no upright bandsaw!
im going to something similar to this. i dont want it in there permanantly either. im going to put mine on the wall so i just have to walk over and use it
Great video, thanks! Quick question: Do you get static electricity generated by your belt grinder? and how do you deal with that to avoid being shocked?
No, never had a problem with static!
I like it enough to copy it :)
Go for it!
Not sure if someone mentioned it but, you could use a velcro strap for the trigger
thumbs up my friend.
Loveing this work and video is a great help.
Adding a ideal as so not to need to "thead the saws cord thur the back .As I to copy Mr. John S. idealizing blended with your too good craftmanship.
I am thinking if only one surport for that handle at the base that " Ys off " at the handle to rest it into.
I to love John S. works ,well all but like me has ugly welds not like you which are fine work.
You help me as I try to give it back as I will be doing mine this week and posting pictures in John's furum websight on Facebook
Thanks and hope to see all of your videos
I spent 134 USD in a table.... and I could spent 20 Bucks with this project. By the way CONGRATULATIONS for this!!!!
Thanks i needed this video. what degree is that angle bar where it meets the handle? Where's the video for the table? tried to find it
No Idea, I just bent it to fit! No video for the table it was too simple to warrant a video., just cut a slot in the plate and drill three holes, that's it.
Good video. What kind of welder do u have? It sounds good. If u have time u should record a vid on it.
3 phase 300amp Arc Tec MIG
Your two supports , I use one cords don't need threaed.
Thanks
Just bought a Milwaukee porta band and wanted to make it a vertical. Great timing with your video. I was planning on making it permanent. I love the design. I always appreciate your welds. Do you have a link to the laser measured welding distortion?
th-cam.com/video/0pf-qQDslhU/w-d-xo.html I think this is it.
Get yourself a foot pedal switch to plug the saw into when you're using it on the table, then you don't have to jam some random bit into the handle
I came across this great video some time ago and still haven't built a stand for my Milwaukee. I don't care what the wife has planned for this weekend because hell or high water, I'm building one! Question, sir. When you go to install the table plate, will you be somehow attaching it to the body of the saw or, just with the three original screws? Also, did you just "eye ball" the angle of the up rights? If not, how did you come up with the angle as it's perfect. Thanks for sharing! Regards.
Peter Mississauga I’ve been using it for about a year now and yes, I just used the original holes. I just held the saw upright and drew a line on the box corresponding to the handle, so yes, just eyeballed it!
Wire speed sounds quite a bit lower than it needs to be, almost sounds on the verge of stopping all together at some points. Maybe it's just the audio pickups. Cool stand none the less.
how can any one not give you a thumbs up . ?
I liked the video although making it a little shorter would improve it a lot. Maybe 12-15 min is the optimum for me personally
The voice-over is great btw
weld a small at the bottom of the base for a clamp
I do like it. The question is what did you get for lunch? 😊
I watch Black Bear Forge too. He just did a video on keeping the comments clean. A huge thumbs up from me.
I din't get any! She was running late so I went without!
Thanks for posting. I've placed this comment on other videos, just hoping to get some useful feedback. I have a porta-band saw blade question. I have a Harbor Freight porta-band saw that I've mounted (similar to this) on my wall. I've been using it to split rail road spikes and it works great but after cutting about an hour (accumulative time) the blade develops metal fatigue and little fractures develop all along the back of the blade (perpendicular to the length of the blade). Eventually the blade begins to "lope" because of the fractures and subsequently breaks. The teeth are in great shape & sharp and could cut for untold hours more if not for the cracks that lead to breakage. Is this common to all porta-band saws or just Harbor Freight models? Is it just the cheap Harbor Freight blades? What is a recommended quality blade? I think the blade length is 44 1/2 inches (going from memory right now)? Looking at the guide bearings they are very, very close to the large drive wheels and this puts a sharp angle change to the blade twice on each revolution. Is this a bad design that isn't present in other higher priced models? Thanks for any advice.
Sorry, I have no idea. I have never used a Harbor Freight machine and have never had any problems with the Milwaukee.
Hey, Gary. How did you get on with the plate you wanted to put on that little portaband ? Did you end up putting it on as a table or leaving the saw as is ?
Yes I put a plate on it and now only use it as a vertical saw. It works really good. If I remember I'll swing by it when I do my next workshop update.
@@garyhuston okay, thanks so much ! I bought a portaband yesterday and want to make a similar stand to what you have made. I believe i have enough scrap lying around the shop.