Winter projects part dux

[1grnlwn]

Nice roller stand.

[1grnlwn]

Plasma rack.

[1grnlwn]

Double spreader hauler.

[1grnlwn]

Finished striper.

[longviewlawncare]

does the stripper leave an even stripe and does it tear up the turf any?

[1grnlwn]

No tears. Just lays the grass over to match wheel tracks.
Mark

[David Haggerty]

No wonder your projects look so good.
I'm going to have to quit trying to build things out of junk.:D

Honestly, I like your roller idea to support the chop saw. I need one of those. I just happen to have 11 rollers I bought in a rack from the junk yard. Maybe I'm just a junk dealer at heart.:blush:

Dave

[1grnlwn]

Yes there is nothing like cutting into a fresh piece of 10' angle iron. (its like buttta) But I have an extensive scrap pile also, there is not much I throw away. For instance the bearings from that roller were atained 12 years ago and were housed in a ice cream container titled, Bearings and Things. In fact I have a friend who works at a small fab operation and this winter I went industrial dumpster diving. Got some nice 6" x 6" pieces . One thing I have noticed, if you find the right supplier steel is cheap compaired to wood.

Mark

[75]

Fine work 1grnlwn. :)

A lot of projects require the use of short pieces, so under a bench I have a varied assortment of "drop" or "short ends" pieces - up to about 24" in length. Having them on hand saves cutting up the full lengths when I only need a foot or so.