Grinder Stand

I like it. Wish I had floor space and could get my grinder off the crowded bench.
Is the top big enough to prevent stepping on the base when walking up to the grinder?

I like it. Wish I had floor space and could get my grinder off the crowded bench.
Is the top big enough to prevent stepping on the base when walking up to the grinder?

- MinnesotaHack

The top and the bottom are the same size, but there isn’t an issue of hitting the base when using the grinder. I wanted to keep the entire stand as small as possible without sacrificing stability.

nice stand…

-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.

I like it, what casters did you use? I assume they lock.

-- Paul M

I like it, what casters did you use? I assume they lock.

- Paul M

The casters were purchased from Home Depot. Both the wheel and the swivel locks on all four casters. I wasn’t convinced that the casters are necessary since the stand and grinder are not that heavy, but I am glad that I used casters since it makes it much easier to roll over to my lathe when I am working on a project, and then roll back to storage when I am done.

thanks

-- Paul M

I really like it. Mine is on a stand that was given to me that is based on an old tire & rim with a piece of 1/4” square metal stock. The tire & rim take up too much floor space and I’m always kicking the tire when I use the grinder. Can you give me the dimensions for a cut list?

-- When asked what I did to make life worthwhile in my lifetime....I can respond with a great deal of pride and satisfaction, "I served a career in the United States Navy."

Josh,
I like your stand. I was going to mount mine on the workbench however I like your idea.
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-- We should take the time to woodwork. After all it is our time.

What are the dimensions??

any dimensions?

What are the dimensions of the top and bottom?