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And additional info http://www.mcmaster.com/ and search for "concrete anchors" Looks like $20 or $25 worth of anchors will make it solid, and I should only have four bolt heads sticking out of the floor when it is put away.

I just found this link http://www.heckmannbuildingprods.com/PInsert.htm Those are much stronger than I was expecting them to be. There will be 4 bolts holding the stand to the floor. Even with a medium size hole that should be pretty tough.

I think that is what I am looking for. I have a die for 1.75" tube and will probably start with .120 wall, so it will be a pretty stout pull to bend that. Before I wanted it in the middle of the garage, but after seeing yours in the open I may mount it closer to the garage door so I can open...

Not a bad idea. I will put some thought into that. I like the idea that it could sit flush with the cement, and I could use it for other "accessories" like a bench grinder, vice, or similar tools.

I am getting a tubing bender like this one ( http://www.pro-tools.com/105.htm ) that needs to be bolted to the cement floor. I work out of my garage that I park cars in, so I need to be able to bolt / unbolt the stand from the floor. Is there a slick way to do this easily? My best idea so...

x's 2 With a full tank of air at 120 PSI, the HF ones is a mean little thing. I find I use mine all the time for things, but when you get down to 80 psi or less then are very frustrating. I have used some other brands (can't recall their name right now) but I found that they were more...

x's 2 on the reweld. You can do your own "spot weld" if you will drill through the top layer, say 1/4". Then lay a weld around the edges of that hole to the back plate. It will take up zero space on the back side, and you can grind down the extra weld on the top so it will look clean