shedfullatools
Well-known member
So for a while I've been seeing threads filled with grinder and vise stands that are purely awesome
I personally have a tiny little six inch Home Depot special Ryobi grinder, while it is not a very mighty machine it sees extremely heavy use in my shop mostly on the wire wheel. I've had it screwed to a shelf for a long time and use it that way but the wall likes to get in the way when its mounted like this. So clearly a severely overbuilt stand is the answer to my problem, issue is I want something original. For a while I've been trying to find the perfect base and yesterday it hit me. I spotted the old 10 bolt GM rearend out of a 70s flatbed laying half buried behind my shop. Me and my cousin cut the pumpkin out of the axle and turned the axle into a ATV trailer axle, ever since the pumpkin has been laying half buried out behind my shop. I of course immediately got it out of the ground and onto my bench to begin taking it apart, sure enough with all the gears out it lays flat on the bench
While Im sure somebody has done it I have never seen a stand with a rearend for a base so hopefully I'll meet my goal of being original 
I personally have a tiny little six inch Home Depot special Ryobi grinder, while it is not a very mighty machine it sees extremely heavy use in my shop mostly on the wire wheel. I've had it screwed to a shelf for a long time and use it that way but the wall likes to get in the way when its mounted like this. So clearly a severely overbuilt stand is the answer to my problem, issue is I want something original. For a while I've been trying to find the perfect base and yesterday it hit me. I spotted the old 10 bolt GM rearend out of a 70s flatbed laying half buried behind my shop. Me and my cousin cut the pumpkin out of the axle and turned the axle into a ATV trailer axle, ever since the pumpkin has been laying half buried out behind my shop. I of course immediately got it out of the ground and onto my bench to begin taking it apart, sure enough with all the gears out it lays flat on the bench
While Im sure somebody has done it I have never seen a stand with a rearend for a base so hopefully I'll meet my goal of being original 

Sorry cant help myself 


