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Get the non clicker type. One you can read a dial or an arm. The cheap clicker ones are no good for light torques unless you spend some $. I have Fd up some small stuff back in the day trusting those cheap clickers. A high quality clicker is good but you have to dish out more $. Just my opinion...

I do not know about the t rail system. Am I outta the loop? But I am on board with what ever will help them marketable. :beer: Let me know. Thanks.

Thanks. Love the support!!!! I may just have to. :beer:

I made this video :rocker: I started this thread https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=381819 :rocker: Then I worked on this 4 wheeler.

Thank you so much for all of the thought that you have put into that. Got the titles on the videos. :thumbup: Putting holes in them would not sacrifice the integrity at all. I always sold them blank just because... every brand of bench grinder is dif. every brand and size of vise is dif...

Thank you very much! I'm in the process of getting something together to send out to the exact companies you've mentioned plus a couple others. I think my last option will be to take it all on myself. I am very happy with all of the responses that I have received here and can't help but...

Rich Meyer here.:beer: Inventor of The Tool Swing. Here's the walk around video of my shop. Featuring the welding arm and how slick it works. Here's the link to the thread about my invention The Tool Swing. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=381521 I hope you all enjoy.

Thanks!!! Same here.

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I'm not sure yet. I don't think I will build them again. Just don't have the time. I may look into a manufacturer building them for me with my specs. Maybe look into Amazon warehousing them, packing, and shipping them. Anyone have any experience with this kind of thing????

Yea. Thanks. I remember seeing those years ago when I was building and selling The Tool Swings. The only advantage to those in my opinion was that you could have tools a little taller like a bench mounted drill press outfitted with one of those. But seemed to operated somewhat awkward.

Sent a PM Thanks!!

Re: The Tool Swing Done. :beer:

Thanks. I agree. Tough to understand how strong they are until you see that video. Here's the link again. for everyone that might have missed it.

Yea. mmmm.... Maybe a test using even a larger sledge?? :lol_hitti

Thanks. At a quick glance..... This looks super interesting!!!!

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Re: The Tool Swing Yep. Already got one. Utility patent was issued in Feb of 2011.

Re: The Tool Swing Thanks.. The welder set up is just a large arm that I built so that my welders don't have to be on a cart. My shop is only 26x26 and I can pull the welders anywhere I might be welding. That is one of the handiest things I've ever built. No more tripping on power cord or...

Re: The Tool Swing Yea. Thanks. I couldn't agree more.