Does anyone have the plans available that they are willing to share on how to build your own hydraulic or pneumatic operated work bench??
I want to build my own, unless it's cheaper and easier to buy one.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks.
Building your own motorbike work bench?
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BrisZX9R
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
firstly, how are your welding skills?
If it hurts, you aren't doing it right.
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
arc welding.. poor (could do it to save my self that's about it)
mig (which I own - gasless) not too bad. I can get a good bead.
I figured there would be lost of cutting, welding, grinding and painting.
mig (which I own - gasless) not too bad. I can get a good bead.
I figured there would be lost of cutting, welding, grinding and painting.
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
Nostradamus probably got it right
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
How often would it get used ?
The following idea from another forum I frequent was to put the bike up on Front & Rear stands and build one slightly below it
The following idea from another forum I frequent was to put the bike up on Front & Rear stands and build one slightly below it
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
A closer look at a good idea
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
there is your answer right there mateBrisZX9R wrote:.... it's cheaper and easier to buy one......
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
thanks Gos... thought it might be...
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Re: Building your own motorbike work bench?
The Molnar single phase belly lift works very well but that's just showing off I guess 
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