Quadruple Bench Grinder Setup

[@barthanes1]

This might be the most useful sharpening station I've seen. One still needs to be a wire wheel, and then you only have to change when they wear out.

[@MrCrankyface]

This is genius... I have never even considered putting grinders above each other but this would save a lot of space in my little shop!

[@fasteddie4107]

Very inventive design solution. Thanks for sharing this. I am so particular that I would be concerned about dust or particulates from one machine affecting the other, so I would devise dust shields.

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Going vertical is such a great idea! Well done!

[@daveys]

Some very nice welds there. Also, great idea stacking the grinders like that!

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

👍 Eine feine Sache, die Idee mit den übereinander angeordneten Schleifspindeln, nicht nur für's Platzsparen in kleinen Werkstätten! 👍

[@Saw_Squatch]

I would love to make one of these for an OPE sharpening station, with a bench/belt combo grinder on bottom and a chainsaw chain grinder on top

[@moonolyth]

I have 4 grinders only use three and have no permanent place for them. I also really like the diamond/knife polishing disk with the table excellent and compact will do ASAP!! The diamond disk caught my eye because I'm building a gem shaper out of a small stationary drill press. Very impressive work yoiu do!

[@CGT80]

This is a great idea! I have a 7" Baldor grinder with two grits of wheels and next to it a 5 or 6 inch grinder with a wire wheel and grinding wheel only used for tungsten. The smaller one might work just fine if it was a little higher. The bigger grinding jobs will be done on the 2x72 grinder that I'm just starting to build with a kit from Work/House on youtube. Great video!

[@rustyz4014]

Great idea but won’t you grinding dust in your buffing wheel?

[@tomalcolm]

This is awesome! What could possibly go wrong?

[@DarcyParker22]

I like the vertical setup. I have seen guys in Germany do this too (with their older metabo grinders).

[@Austeration]

What a cool idea 👍 why have I never thought of this before. Fantastic job.

[@exogator]

I've been thinking of doing this with standard metal grinding wheels down the bottom and polishing wheels up top with extention shafts to have 4 polishing wheels, simply because if I have to swap a buffing wheel there's a 99% chance I'll loose it xD

[@groundcontrolgainesville4841]

Phil, this is super dope. Great job with all the custom wheels. Great ingenuity and thriftiness.

[@josetesuarez]

Awesome setup Phil! Great job.

[@nightwalker5278]

Awesome idea. Lateral thinking at its best.

[@1924ab]

I would add a collector for the polishing dirt, they make quite the mess.

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Very useful stack! 👍

[@zardiw]

On Stands, Tables, etc, if you angle the legs out 5 degrees in both directions, it makes for a VERY stable support........z

[@rolfnilsen6385]

Nice! Perhaps it could even be put on wheels to avoid the lifts.

[@AntoineGrondin]

Just curious: you don't get sunburnt welding without sleeves?

[@trashes_to_treasures]

Looks good, but don't the one wheels make the others dusty all the time? 👍🏻

[@fredboat]

Slick ,enjoyed the video. may have to make one, .Right mow I have bench space for 4 grinders but I like the stand idea. Thanks

[@PhilVandelay]

That calls for a 4-Grinder-Tower with 8 wheels :)

[@fredboat]

Good idea. Later

[@vostok6984]

Good job. I liked it. Good luck.

[@WildHorsesOfCourse]

I'm liking and subscribing just for the name.

[@TheGentlemensMotorRacingTeam]

fantastic, I think I am going to have to make one

[@ovidiub13]

What about cable management for them?

[@lisag2771]

Did you upgrade your lathe from 4” to 6” chuck?

[@MakingStuff]

Nice!

[@Braench]

Schleifst du damit die TIG Nadeln nicht in die Falsche richtung oder habe ich einen Denkfehler? Sie sollten ja senkrechte Riefen (also richtung Spitze laufend) haben und keine Seitlichen, um optimalen Argon Fluss zu garantieren. Freue mich über eine Antwort. Super Denkanregung für eigene Projekte hier auf deinem Kanal. Ich lass direkt mal ein Follow da. Cheers

[@PhilVandelay]

Theoretisch ja, aber meiner Erfahrung nach ist das völlig Wumpe, bzw. macht für "normale" Leute und Anwendungen so gut wie keinen Unterschied. Zudem hat diese Diamantscheibe eine relativ feine Körnung (600) im vergleich zu den üblichen Dingern auf so einem Schleifbock, ist also ohnehin ne feinere Oberfläche. Sofern du nicht irgendwelche High-End Sachen schweißt wo es aufs letzte bisschen Perfektion ankommt würd ich mir über sowas keine Gedanken machen. Man kann sogar mit erstaunlich vermackelten Elektroden noch ganz Ok schweißen

[@craigtate5930]

Awesome idea

[@pmrich7035]

So nice I had to sub

[@brukernavnfettsjit]

I love it! :)

[@edgardodinobile8223]

muy buena idea,gracias

[@jex8046]

slept on!

[@RobytheFlorentine]

My dear please avoid electrode dust. Your health is important. Regards from Florence ITALY

[@PCFixer]

Now that's cool!

[@CCxKiller13]

CLEAN

[@ruzterruzter]

Why didn't I think of that!

[@ОлегСмит-ф7н]

Отличная идея.

[@giovannipetitti1588]

💯👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@HiveMind2024]

slick

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

Looks like a long hair death trap! Very cool though.

[@issuma8223]

I would have bolted the whole thing down, but if you need to move it...

[@imadolaby1026]

SUPER

[@jennepopenne6166]

Neat

[@luke_fabis]

Not to knock this effort, but this feels like a bad idea from the perspective of safety, and perhaps contaminating wheels.

[@bustednuckles2]

Brilliant. Nicely done.