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Was your set up in FarmShow magazine? Looks familiar.

Yep. Maybe its time to fab a swivel mount for it.

Zrexxer: are you clamping the piece to the fence with the vise grips or just using them as a stop. That's a great idea. Tube guy: Yeah, the finished pice will not work if I place it in the vise with the pointed side up. So it goes in like an L. I haven't worked with it since the I posted...

I have been having lots of trouble cutting miters in steel 1 1/4 angle iron. I am using the Milwaukee 14" dry cut saw: Basically, the on board clamp holds the work piece perfectly for 90 degree cuts, but for any type of miter, it doesn't hold the work solid. The blade ripped the work...

+1 for the stagehand method. You end up with a cable that is "stacked" rather than wound in a coil.

I built a really sturdy cradle for mine that I strapped to the tank While it was upright on the pallet. That allowed me to tip the whole thing onto its side/cradle by myself. Once it was lying in the cradle the feet were about 20" off the ground. I removed the pallet and rocked it back onto...

Its not really mine. I haven't had the pleasure of fondling a Distressor or 1176 since I retired from the road. I just couldn't help myself when I read the thread title. And my 40 gallon Campbell/Hausfeld isn't worth posting.

My compressors.