Workstands
Workstands
I use many different kinds of work stands but these are my favorites. They came from a surplus equipment auction and were originally heavy duty dust collectors: I tossed the tanks and kept the carts which are easily adapted to whatever I'm working on at the moment. I like them because they are plenty strong (especially, casters) and everything is accessible. Burt
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Good looki g work stand there. What is the “tank” on the stand in back? And what kind of power mill is that?
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Jacobs wind generator in the back and Aermotor in the front.
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Burt , good looking work stands , and the clean floor in the shop is good too !
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Burt those stands are great, nice find.
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I've been laughing about my "clean floor", especially since I spilled a coffee can filled with nuts and bolts just before I took that picture! Whenever we have company coming over, we hide everything we can in the bedroom and then close the door. In my work-stand photo, I tried to hide my mess with my camera angle. Here's what my workshop REALLY looks like! "Now, where did I put my truck keys?"
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Amen Brother!
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true, lol
Jerry Wade Barker
Wills Point, Texas
214-893-2864
www.farmhousewindmills.com
farmhousewindmills@hotmail.com
Wills Point, Texas
214-893-2864
www.farmhousewindmills.com
farmhousewindmills@hotmail.com
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Nice powermill! A clean shop is a shop nothing gets done in!