Newly built Chopsaw cart/ Grinding station

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Got tired of using the chopsaw on the garage floor, so I built a cart/ work station to hold all my grinding and cutting tools. Attached ImagesMiller Synchrowave 180 SDLincoln PowerMig 255Hypertherm Powermax 45Torchmate 2x2Victor O/A
Reply:I like it.
Reply:Very nice... I might have to build me one of those... I like taking the chop saw outside... let it spray the lawn with nasty crap instead of the inside of the garage.
Reply:Nice of you to show the saw horses as well. Shows you put some thought into the height as well as the other parts. Simplifies having to support long lengths..No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth! Ronald Reagan
Reply:hmmmm......i have some angle steel just begging to be used...thanks for the idea...
Reply:sexy.....  I likeyPound to fit, paint to match
Reply:What everyone else has already said. Very nice.You get what you put in and people get what they deserve...
Reply:Definately a sanitary solution to a messy problem.  Great forethought on matching your height to the horses. sure will stabilize your cuts and cut down on back aches..BobI'm spending my Kids inheritance, I dont like him that much anyway!!!!!!Enuff tools to do the job, enough sense to use em.Anybody got a spare set of kidneys?  Trade?
Reply:Thanks. I really wanted something that would store away in a small space. The saw horses allowed me to design something that did that, and is functional.Miller Synchrowave 180 SDLincoln PowerMig 255Hypertherm Powermax 45Torchmate 2x2Victor O/A
Reply:I am sorry but I will be stealing this design. I am tired of using the floor awellAdam MMorales Ranch
Reply:^^ what he said. nicely done!
Reply:What a great idea!AWS certified welding inspectorAWS certified welder
Reply:Very sharp, love the saw horse storage as well.
Reply:That is a slick unit. I use a more permanent set up in the shop, but this stand with a set of wheels under it would be great to take to job sites. Thanks for the post!
Reply:Thanks for posting your idea and stand Legacy.  I've been wondering about what i could build at the Route 56 Metalmeet  going on this weekend at Dennison, MN.  It will sure come in handy in my shop as i am getting tired of hauling my Makita outside, setting it on a table and then dragging it back in when done. Now I'll have a place for my metal saw horses too. "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. . . in metal working"Henry VotelForest Lake, MNForest Lake, MN
Reply:I know what I'm doing this weekend! Thanks for the post.
Reply:Originally Posted by ItsAdam1I am sorry but I will be stealing this design. I am tired of using the floor as well
Reply:Just finished it up, with a little jig or stop or what ever you want to call it for replicating multiple pieces. Attached ImagesMiller Synchrowave 180 SDLincoln PowerMig 255Hypertherm Powermax 45Torchmate 2x2Victor O/A
Reply:I was going to suggest a stop......Nice portable stand. 200amp Air Liquide MIG, Hypertherm Plasma, Harris torches, Optrel helmet, Makita angle grinders, Pre-China Delta chop saw and belt sander, Miller leathers, shop made jigs etc, North- welders backpack.
Reply:I was moving mine out of the shop to use today and was saying who great it would be if on a stand.  I really like what you did and hope you don't  mind if I copy your's..Thanks,Randy in Florida
Reply:No worries. I've "borrowed" other peoples ideas before. Especially if it saves my back.Miller Synchrowave 180 SDLincoln PowerMig 255Hypertherm Powermax 45Torchmate 2x2Victor O/A
Reply:NICE - I really like the storage area for the sawhorses.  Mine end up laying around the garage instead of one place.