I removed the handle and used the bolt holes to attach a channel for the wires in the back and the lower bolts for a blade adjustment point to square to the table top.All flat plates drawn in fusion and cut on my crossfire pro.
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that is some really nice work…great photos…
now to redesign and make it a chop saw type…
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Nice job! I just made one for mine this week. I got the file from Fireshare and put my own spin on it. The funny thing is that I have wanted to make one since I got the Crossfire and finally had the right size metal to make it 10 months later.
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That looks good.Yeah these harbor freight saws are so affordable.Ive had it on my list of things to make for awhile.
Nice.I really like that style.
I clamp it to a table that accompanies my fixture table. I like the fact yours is fixed. You could also have a receiver on a bench as well if you need to have it off the fixture table.
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Yeah i have about 4 ft of the reese hitch square tubing left so i got plenty of options.I used it to mount my vice as well.
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I’m preparing to set up several tools with the receiver hitch stand so I can move them around the shop as projects dictate. On the receiver tube mounted to the welding table, it looks you have 2 (two) hex head bolts to secure the stand (prevent wobble). My questions is, is one on each side, or is two enough?
Great ideas. I need to stop procrastinating and order my table.