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Hi Michel, Great to see the rotary welding jig in use. It was sized perfectly for this job👌👌 Plenty of scope to make this stand into something else in the future too. All the best!!

Now we call you "Bigstack R" after a YT guy who melts bunches of shtuff.

This tool post of yours is like a solid rock and what I´m doing now is about going back to the tool post that came with my lathe,just like the one you made,after fiddling with the QC tool post and tools that I have bought to upgrade my lathe.Why?I hope I´l find out.Thank you Michel.

Good one Michel, that should hold it !

Surely a little late but I hope it helps for the next birthday, happy birthday!! And congratulations For such a generous son 🎉🎉

Looks like it is standing up to the occasion. 😀

Nice recycling.

Good little jack stand Michel.

Good stuff 👍

Nice job Michel. I find those little bandsaws to be just the right size and capacity for a hobby shop. Regards, Mark

You can make anything on a shaper except money

Great job Michel Cheers Kev

It will certainly turn a nice patina of brown and stand the test of time. Good work!

smart move michel. safety and looking ahead can save a lot of misery. don't forget the coffee😂👍🏻

Great improvement,Michel.Thank you.

But Michel! You'll only be able to grease it from the inside! Good build. I'm usually all "safety third" but being squashed isn't much fun.

I was very interested to see the marking out with the big dividers and then the welding. I should practice some more MIG sometime. Cheers

Saving the planet from waste one weld at a time . It also occurs to me that while nature is a wonderful thing she doesn't arrange tree components in a particularly useful way.

G'day Rusty. From a few bits of scrap into a very nice stand, that would even hold a truck in suspension 😀. Cutting, grinding, machine work, welding. You got everything in, & the Stand works. Well Done 🎉😊 Ted

Quite functional, looks good! Thanks Rusti.

that's a stand alone success!!!

That works !!!

never knowingly under engineered! Good job.

Ah - back to the workshop for a rest from the vacation. An excellent crusher defeating device. And the best form of recycling. Welcome back!

Great job 👏

The daughters horse ?

I like building something useful out of recycled materials. You done a good job . Thanks Michelle

Another used resource not wasted. It is great to used scrap that is around the place .. Good onya

Noice….and we all know in another 20 or so episodes it’s going to be converted into a clothes hoist or some such anyway so paint is superfluous.

As always, well done and thanks for one more entertaining video. The original arrangement was, for sure, safe enough.

Perhaps when you've finished the job on the trailer, you could find a big piece of metal plate, and turn it into a garden table, or something. 🤔 Cheers Nobby

Good job done there safety always as for paint not needed for a job you will only use for a few times at the most great video thank you 👍🍻

Hi Michel ☺, nicely done mate, my omly sugestion would be to weld a piece of angle to the top to make a deeper 'V' , making it safer, less likely to move from its position, we don't want to see you you squished my friend, or there would be no more videos, just a mercenary thought, lol. Thanks for another interesting video, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.

A few more and I could build a house on those. Nice job.!

travail rapide et propre ... bon boulot comme toujours

Another job, well done!

That trailer could get bumped out oof that tiny slot. I would have made the slot 30 to 40mm deep or welded a 40mm flange on each side, making a very secure "slot" between the 2 flanges. And maybe even weld a nut on there so a pinch bolt can be tightened, clamping the slot on the trailer. Anyway, great video as always! 👍🙂

The sweet smell of success :)

The exciting part is finding the cheapest Chinesium stand possible made by Som Ting Wong..considering you will probably only need it once or twice..who would want to pay taxes a few extra decades anyways..lol Cheers my friend..stay safe..

good job rustinox

Jobs a good un.

Good job. Of course, there ARE advantages in painting it: 1) As another has mentioned, maybe some left over paint in a tin is just going to dry out and go to waste anyway; so a waste saver. 2) As you might seldom use it, it will be hidden away in some corner with some other junk; but when painted you can quickly see it, so a time saver. 3) When you're on your back under the trailer doing god knows what and taking a momentary rest wondering wtf am I doing under here at my age, you will look over to your jack and seeing a painted clean jack will put a smile on your face and quench any negative thoughts; in effect, another time saver.🙂🙂

Great build Michel, you need a motto, such as:" nothing gets wasted here!" Enjoyed, cheers!

Excellent job. Much better to remain unsquashed by the trailer.

Hi Michele ! Nice construction ! Congrats. But....somewhere in your workshop you will surely find partly filled cans of paint. Put this paint on the stand, otherwise it will dry out in the can. And that will be a waste of material ! 😂😊😅 Greetings !

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Hey rusty. Would you mind doing a video on how to operate the celtic and cut threads? I recently hot a celtic 20 and know nothing about it

Great work Rustinox, that will stand the test of time. Cheers Tony

Nice job, maybe some plywood under the stand to prevent it from sinking if it rains.

Good job. Of course with a coat of paint it will be too heavy to move easily. 🙂 ATB regards from the UK