Not really a tool, but a tool accessory. I refurbished a Baldor 500 grinder and needed a stand for it. On my scrap pile was 36" x 8" x 4", 1/4" wall box tube. I also had some 2", 1/4" wall box for the "legs". I capped the ends with 2" angle iron, which were welded on so they would be 1/8" below the rest of the stand. A 1/4" plate was welded to the top for the grinder mount. After paint, I had some vinyl lettering made to finish it off. It's quite heavy, and rock solid.
Jack
Fort Loramie, Ohio
Hotz (Jun 18, 2015), kbalch (Jun 18, 2015), Paul Jones (Jun 18, 2015), thoms_here (Nov 11, 2017)
Thanks Jack! I've added your Grinder Stand to our Dollies and Stands category, as well as to your builder page: jackhoying's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
thoms_here (Nov 11, 2017)
Wow, must be nice to have such a varied scrap pile!
nice job .. Lovely set ...
Sorry my mistakes in english.
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Jack,
The grinder stand looks great and better built than anything we can buy. I voting this is a great touch to the overall design.
Paul
Last edited by Paul Jones; Jul 22, 2018 at 12:45 AM.
Solid job, solid stand. Should last a lifetime.
Al
Thats a work of grinder art! I would be proud to own one like that!
Nice looking grinder, what would you say one of these are valued at, I picked one up for $25 and I’m curios. I believe mine in dated 5/46 and almost looks as good as yours but missing one water tray out of two.
They sell for between $250 to $550 used. You got a good deal. By the way, I have a tray to sell. Email me and we can check measurements.
Also have a couple end castings and a table.
Jack
jackhoying@outlook.com
I have used machinist tools for sale at Machinist Tools
Jack
Fort Loramie, Ohio
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