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Bally, 1980Combined some techniques from vid's topic, tracelifter's pic, and Ed cheung's website and came up with this.
Space is at a premium here at the ranch so I wanted something that I could stow away when not in use.
I also like the fact that I can use the workmate for other stuff...
Still have to put the set screw in the "T" and trim off some of the angle, but overall I'm happy with it.
Looks good, you really don't need the set screw in the T because you can lock it in place with the union on the other end.
Quoted from Prmailers:Combined some techniques from vid's topic, tracelifter's pic, and Ed cheung's website and came up with this.
Space is at a premium here at the ranch so I wanted something that I could stow away when not in use.
I also like the fact that I can use the workmate for other stuff...
Still have to put the set screw in the "T" and trim off some of the angle, but overall I'm happy with it.
This is along the lines of what I'll build. Nice work.
Brian
Thanks, Bub. Did u happen to notice the PF that's on it? That's SBM #2, and the PF's a real turd!
Hey lionelhoguy, you beat me to it! Didn't get around to making the lift yet, but I wanted to put together a rotisserie so I could start work on this PF.
Looks great. Definitely a good addition to that lift!
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