DIY LEVELING FEET | cheap & easy

[@canozcan]

Christoph, this is very helpful video. It may look simple but it is a critical piece of the design and you helped me a lot. I am building the stand for my milling machine and following your videos. Thank you.

[@migmagingenieria]

Very cool and useful project, thanks for sharing. Cheers from Alberta - Canada!!!

[@AJCyalater-qv4ei]

Wow. Wish I could of done this for washer. Awesome idea.

[@tinkerjar396]

Good stuff!

[@JulianMakes]

This is genius, im going to use this on my welding table. Thank you so much!

[@ChristophLehner]

Thank you for the nice comment, Julian !

[@JulianMakes]

@@ChristophLehner omg i stupidly welded the washer to the nut. dammit! ok i'm ordering more washers.

[@ChristophLehner]

@@JulianMakes hahah fuck ups happen to all of us

[@reachingzeus]

This is so damn clever!

[@KevinToppenberg]

Just what I needed. Thanks!

[@matus1976]

I was just about to spend way too much on some leveling mounts for my recumbent motorcycle frame jig and thought - there's gotta be a better way to do this! found your video, excellent idea! Hockey pucks on order from amazon and large diameter threaded rods from bolt depot, less than half the cost of what I was going to get and you couldn't even level it under load! genuis! great video.

[@alexandrega1335]

Very Nice

[@debbydhill]

Clever!

[@slakjawnotsayin5451]

Would this work on a 2000 lb 9ft long cast iron lathe from around 1915? I have to get this thing raised about 8 inches somehow, and it's huge...

[@andre2028]

Hallo, gute Idee. Werde ich auch machen. Um die Mutter dauerhaft auf dem Gewinde zu befestigen geht auch gut Fügeverbinder Hochfest, Bsp. von 3M. Gruß Andre

[@ChristophLehner]

Danke für den Tipp mit dem Fügeverbinder Hochfest. Wie fest wird denn das wirklich?

[@andre2028]

@@ChristophLehner Mit normalen Mitteln und roher Gewalt bekommt man das nicht mehr gelöst ;-)

[@BuildItAnyway]

You have a video about everything!

[@Caderic]

Way to big for my application, but the hockey puck is so simple and genius!!!

[@marcgionberthoud9394]

To what machine weight would you use these leveling feet?

[@ChristophLehner]

i have it on my mill and on my lathe, the weigh ~500kg. I would say 1 ton is the max i would trust the hockey pucks. Above that i probably would use something made out of metal.

[@tomk3732]

These are very light duty. I tried using hockey puck but net result was exploding rubber. I.e. this is not good for loads over say 1000 lbs.

[@BlurnGanston]

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