Here’s a couple of snaps of the table my dad built. The monitor arm was a real treat
Running the unimig razor80
And couple more pics of my first serious project. Some cutouts in posts for a staircase hand rail.
Here’s a couple of snaps of the table my dad built. The monitor arm was a real treat
Running the unimig razor80
And couple more pics of my first serious project. Some cutouts in posts for a staircase hand rail.
Nice work! What is the slat spacing?
@Geordie Very Nice! Do you mind if we share a couple of those on Instagram? Will tag you of course if you have a handle
Nice Job! You need to keep your Dad around for sure!
Not a problem at all.
Yes he is a talented man, retirement is working well for him, doesn’t know how he had time to work!
Ill re check next time I’m at the machine, but they are 3mm x 50mm flat, so at a guess approx. 75mm (3") spacing.
My Dad said that all the time!
Really good ideas here, I like to look around and see whos got what and fab my own with various things I’ve seen from you guys. Thanks
What arm did you use for the screen?
It’s a cast aluminium monitor arm that mounts onto the edge of the desk, we got a bunch of them out of a demolition project I worked on.
I’ll see if I can find any branding on them. Dad made a bracket that fiction fits the actual droid screen and adapted that to the monitor mount
I know this an old post, but can you share how you made your water pan with slat supports
R/
Saul
I’ll get some close up photos when I’m back in the workshop. We have a 6’ pan brake so it certainly helped folding up the tub, which is removable for a good clean.
Thank you! I really do appreciate it.
50x50x5mm angle, welded in z, lower angle bolted through side of tray (above water line)
Slots in upper angle on 75mm/3” intervals to nest sacrificial flat bar which is 50mm wide, 2mm thick.
Tray/tub is 1.5mm sheet (1/16th ish) folded and welded with a 30mm wide lip all around to allow it nest into the frame.
1” drain with big ball valve for draining, we don’t leave it sitting with water, clean it out when it’s parked up for long intervals.
Built by a real pro. Wow.
He goes well on the spray gun too. That’s some before and after of the pan brake being refurbed. It had a fall off a truck at some point and was a bit banged up.
That is some real talent. Better than factory. The color is from another era. Awesome!
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