Angle Grinder to Radial Chop Saw

[kess]

For this build used two old used shock absorber bottles into one pair of a parallel arrangement and an angle grinder Ø115mm.
The grinder's traveling is 175mm.
Before proceed to anything I had remove the hydraulic fluid from pressure tubes.
Over the base at the left side I made a vise for straight cuts as well and a sliding cutting guide at the right side for straight cuts at zero degrees and bevel cuts at 45 degrees.
My English is too poor to describe the whole process of this project and I will need too many hours for translating.
So I will use some sort descriptions and of course I will answer at all questions to everyone.
So please forgive me.

Part1
The two shock absorber bottles into one pair of a parallel arrangement.
Pivot and bousings.

Part2
Bench - Βase
Mounting and leveling at the base the arrangement with the shock absorber bottles
Vise

Part3
Cutting Guide Zero & 45 Degrees

Part4
Different cuts (straight cuts 0° and bevel cuts 45°) with different materials from 3mm to 10mm thick as well as tube 20x40x2mm.

[DIYer]

Thanks kess! We've added your Chop Saw to our Metalworking category,
as well as to your builder page: kess's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Chop Saw by kess

tags: chop saw

[DIYer]

Thanks kess! We've added your Chop Saw Vise to our Vises category,
as well as to your builder page: kess's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Chop Saw Vise by kess

tags: vise

[kess]

Hi DIYer,

I'm having some problems with the attachments.
Suddenly the first ones begin to disappear and I need to reattach them.

Regards
Bill

[kess]

Some more photos from the cutting guide that wasn’t able to attached at the origin post.


Zero degrees guide -- 45 degrees guide





My thought it was to divided the circle at eight equal segments of 45 degrees.