Today I will show you how to make a DIY angle grinder stand without welding.
Materials
- Bolt M6 x 60 x 1
- Bolt M8x12 x 1
- Bolt M8 x 40x 1
- Bolt M8 x 60x 1
- Flat Head Machine Screw M6x20 x 2
- Flat Head Machine Screw M6x30 x 1
- Locknut M8 x 2
- Nut M6x 3
- Nut M8x 2
- T-nut M8 x 2
- Spring
- Threaded Insert M6 x 3
- Threaded rod M8, length=85 mm
- Truss head Wood Screw, L=32mm x 2
- Galvanized Steel Sheet
- Plywood 20 mm
- Stainless steel tube 10×1, L= (60+34) = 104 mm
- Steel angle 50x58x2, L=650 x 2
- Steel angle 25x25x3 mm, L=145 x 1
- Wood Screws 3.5×19
Angle Grinder Stand Plans
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3D model
Exactly what I was looking for!
However, I need to make 2 simple changes.
1st increase the height of the cutting arm &
2nd provide an adjustable base
Project: Cutting Tequila bottles to make hanging lights for a local Mexican bar and cutting wine bottles to be etched with their logo for drinking glasses.
Not new to working with glass, “a Touch of Glass” has been etching since the 70’s….. Banks, Churches, Restaurants, Country Clubs, vehicles, glassware, mirrors, ………………
“Imaginations is the only Limitation!”
Tks for the design!
Steve Carter
I WILL MAKE ONE