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I only have a garage to play in.  So, I needed a compact cart that can perform several task this is what I built.  A chop saw/bench grinder/ workbench with 4" vise multitasking cart.Storage modeChop saw modebench grinder modevise/workbench mode
Reply:Very nice - looks greatDave ReberWadsworth Ohio
Reply:I like it!
Reply:what do the pegs in the front with the butterfly nuts do?There are no problems. There are only solutions. It's your duty to determine the right one.Hobart Handler 210Airco 225 Amp MSM Stinger
Reply:look at the cop saw pic Attached ImagesTO INVENT  YOU NEED A GOOD IMAGINATION  AND A  PILE OF JUNK'' - THOMAS EDISONMost Of The Time People Don't see The Quality of a Good Job Unitl they see a Bad Job !! -Scott Esplin
Reply:Now that's thinking   i like it  go blue  could fasten a outlet box ext cord for outside work . my 2 centsLast edited by T E B; 12-12-2012 at 01:24 PM.TO INVENT  YOU NEED A GOOD IMAGINATION  AND A  PILE OF JUNK'' - THOMAS EDISONMost Of The Time People Don't see The Quality of a Good Job Unitl they see a Bad Job !! -Scott Esplin
Reply:Originally Posted by ThorsHammerwhat do the pegs in the front with the butterfly nuts do?
Reply:Originally Posted by T E BNow that's thinking   i like it  go blue  could fasten a outlet box ext cord for outside work . my 2 cents
Reply:Originally Posted by TheBusDriverAnother 2 cents... Where's the cup holder?
Reply:Very cool.Hobart Handler 187 WelderMiller Spectrum 375 X-Treme Plasma Cutter
Reply:Now that is cool!Lincoln 3200HD hooked on the bottle.
Reply:Nice job!! Just wondering what you used for the legs and the vice holder?
Reply:legs and other framing pieces are 1.5 x 0.083 square tubing.   the vise tube and chop saw work slider is 1.25 x .120 which just fits inside the 1.5 tube.Miller 211
Reply:He doesnt need a cupholder when hes got a whole cocktail loungeActually, an adjustable cup holder would be a good idea if you used that slot that holds the vise. Make it adjustable so that you can move it and dont get spatter in your drink when welding.Last edited by Insaneride; 01-12-2013 at 09:35 PM.Reason: I like it
Reply:That is well thought out.  I think you will get tired of swapping stuff around during a build, but it is cool how you put so much into one small space.Did you MIG it?  What size machine do you have?Kevin / Machine_Punk from The Aerodrome Studio - Lincoln PowerMIG 210 MP - Meco N Midget w/custom welding station - Vintage Victor 100Current Projects: The Aerodrome Studio
Reply:Originally Posted by Machine_Punk  I think you will get tired of swapping stuff around during a build,
Reply:I like it. I'm in the same situation (as far as space). I may copy your idea. The key for me is that I want the advantage of the mass of the larger table with the ability to remove the tool from the table to clear the area for larger projects. So I may adjust your design in a way that allows me to "attach" the smaller table to the larger table so the tool on the smaller table is on a more stable platform.
Reply:Good thinking.  That is a nice table.
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