[CentralOhioSteve]

This was my first project which I finished a few weeks ago. I managed to make something useful out of forty feet of angle iron that I purchased several months ago.

That's a Beaumont Metal Works KMG grinder (made right here in central OH). I thought the welding aspect went pretty well, but I found out I need a better/ bigger welding table. I bought one of those folding Harbor Freight tables on sale which was OK for holding practice pieces but fell short when assembling this. I wound up just laying it out on the garage floor.

[dmcnally]

Nice job with the stand. What I really like is the belt sander. I've never seen one like it and I've got belt sander envy.

Dave

[exnailpounder]

NIce! I have belt sander envy too.

[MosquitoMoto]

I'm joining the Belt Sander Envy queue.

Compared to your belt sander, mine looks small, insignificant and ineffectual.



Kym

[YukWelder]

Good job.
Yes, it is always nice to have a welding table to assemble projects. Wheels make a big difference between weld time and your wife wanting the garage back.
Carry on!

[FrankClassen]

Yes, it's indeed a great job.
Welding table really helps in assembling different projects. I always make use of welding table.

[Coldman]

This one might even be a bot

[Tom Osselton]

This one might even be a bot

What makes you think that (just wondering)

[Wolfgang]

Here is my grinding station. I have the same grinder since 9 months and love it's versatility!
A front and back view of the whole setup.



I made a little tube notching attachment to go along with it.


Here are some closeups.

['Stang]

[quote="Wolfgang"]Here is my grinding station. I have the same grinder since 9 months and love it's versatility!
A front and back view of the whole setup.


Very nice! I love it! Especially the tubing attachment. Nice work!

[Coldman]

Similar format vague response to another post and with external link.