Bandsaws and pressure washers
Posted by NoCoast
Luke Sørensen Senior Moderator Location: Pipersville, PA Join Date: 06/25/2007 Age: Midlife Crisis Posts: 45 Rally Car: SAAB 99 |
Old Radial arm saws fitted with a carborundum wheel do a nice job of making low angle cuts when held in a simple jig.
Then a drill press to notch the legs in the same jig: 
And voila: 
Oh and this design isnt FMEA tested or what not but is real world tested and no one died yet. I like the fact that they are free standing and more stable than the basic triangle ones I built before. I use old gearbox layshafts for the pins, they are 20mm and nice and strong and fit inside 1" OD .095 wall tubing perfectly. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/06/2010 10:24AM by Saabfarm. |
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