Recent content by rel406

Hey @Outahere : I know this is an old thread, but I'm looking at that exact same Westward 3 drawer that you got. Since it's been 2 years, what's your thoughts on it?

Cool! I have a 4" vise right now, and it's served me well for the limited use I put it through. I've thought about upgrading to a 6" at some point, but it's not too high on the list of things to upgrade yet... Would you have any qualms about using this setup with a medium sized drill press as well?

So I think the Inline Fabrication plates are a no-go for anything other than light vice use. Since this is my 1st time building my own workbench- what would you guys and gals suggest. Either the swappable 2x12 boards like this: Or fabricating a receiver and off-centered plate on a hitch like...

I had looked into that exact VersaMount, but it's 6" wide- so too wide for mounting it vertically on a 4x4. If I were to get one fabricated, it'd probably be a combo of this one and their wall receiver. Kinda like this: The worry that I have with this option, is that the plate welded to the...

Maybe… Here’s the whole picture: It’s a wood workbench built on top of 2 tool cabinets (kinda like a stevo bench) On top of the cabs will be the grid of 2x4’s on edge, each side will overhang by 4”, the front corners will each have a 4x4 leg, and the back will be lag bolted to studs. On top of...

Unfortunately, with the lack of depth in my garage, I don’t have the room to leave a vice or grinder mounted on a receiver. I’d have to remove it every single time to be able to park in the garage. But this was going to be my preferred method :(

My initial plan was to mount the vise to a 2x12 (and the grinder to another same sized 2x12) with holes at each corner. I would have corresponding holes on the bench with t-nuts underneath. I would then be able the bolt in the tool as needed, and swap as needed. I’m thinking this may be the way...

Yep- and here’s one of the plates predrilled for a couple vices: https://inlinefabrication.com/products/quick-change-top-plates-for-vises-trimmers-etc?srsltid=AfmBOoq7aVUAVl9R2DJNcy9UIIQ6zhBkejNo-WhtXxlaH0-YgN6G91Gl&variant=49182467686560

I’m redoing my garage and building a new workbench. I don’t have enough room for both a vise and a grinder to permanently live on the bench, and not enough room to use a hitch & receiver option for swapping out the vise and grinder. Does anyone have experience with Inline’s quick change plates...

20% off your next purchase. Thanks for Your Order! Enjoy This Special Offer. Enter Code: TSCA20FSQK8E Offer Ends 06/06/2024*

Take 20% off Select Items. Enter code at checkout: JSCE200E1S1K

Unknown for sure as they were in a closet, and the leak happened right above the container (for good or for bad). Worst case was 10 days ago, as that was the last I used a battery.

I just took apart one of the Worx 56v. Any suggestions besides tossing it?

Sumboodie: I just edited my post, and I’m also editing this reply: a family member just took a shower (right above the mentioned closet), and we just discovered that we have a small leak from that shower, and that’s where the water came from!

Hey everyone- I have 7 odds and ends power tool batteries and chargers that I just store in a small open plastic tote in one of our closets. (If it matters: 2 Worx 56v batteries, 4 Bosch 12v batteries and 1 old Craftsman 12v). I just went to grab a battery, and the 6x12” tote had about 1 1/2” of...