Bench Grinder Stand | DIY Grinding Pedestal Build Cheaper Than Harbor Freight's Best!

[@roywholstonjr5292]

I love your channel as it is a no nonsense practical shop. Your model of shop is within the reach of the average person. You inspire me to get out in my shop and build things using down to earth tools. I applaud you.

[@CubanRedneck]

…. Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate you!

[@ericksonrw]

Love the 'just a guy in the garage approach' - thanks for sharing.

[@CubanRedneck]

... hey @henryheinbuch2846 I did not mean to delete your comment, but several people pointed out to me that there was an issue with the audio on the video, and I had to reload it. The alligator clips came from Harbor Freight, and the plumbing strap is from Home Depot, but any hardware store should have that! Once again, thank you for stopping by!

[@SusanaMartinez-ze9oh]

Good idea all time in you channel. Thanks

[@CubanRedneck]

... You are most welcome

[@ezzzzrrrs7646]

Your vids kick A** dude thanx for the ideas😊 People like getting jobs DONE and save $$$ I HOPE u hav a vid up about that green welder ill look....

[@CubanRedneck]

…. Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate you!

[@saigyl9149]

I was planning on using an old spare tire rim but rotors would be a good way to add even more weight to the base

[@CubanRedneck]

... thank you for stopping by. In reality if want a lot of weight like for polishing metal, a doughnut spare tire and rotor combination would be an even better option!

[@gsftom]

U make cool projects! Thanks for posting.

[@CubanRedneck]

Thanks for watching!

[@zolitariglussey6302]

good looking stand!!!

[@CubanRedneck]

... thank you!

[@keenowl1410]

Cool

[@CubanRedneck]

... thank you for stopping by!

[@michaelholt9350]

Curious how you got the pipe welded to the rotor. Isn't the rotor hub cast iron? and if so how did you weld steel to cast iron?

[@CubanRedneck]

… thank you for stopping by! While the rotor is cast, it is also forge and not pour cast, so it welds a lot like hot rolled steel.

[@michaelholt9350]

@@CubanRedneck Thanks for the great idea!

[@henryheinbuch]

Hi. I was wondering what you used for a power source to electrify the vinegar bath..

[@CubanRedneck]

…hey, welcome back. Sorry for that mishap. The power supply is a 12 Volt DC 1200 MA wall transformer