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Mobile base for a brake

rsanter

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In my shop I need to keep things mobile as I don't have the space for everything to have its own space all the time.
Designed and build a mobile base for my new brake.
The wheels and the aluminum part of the base came from a mobile base that I purchased at a swap meet for $30.
Then I bent up some material to create a bridge of sorts to the outer pieces

Bob

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pepi

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Think a break would be a hard one to make mobile, considering the working force. To me that stance looks narrow, but then again the picture could distort that.

I like you have wheels on my equipment, and think it is a plus. Having the ability to move and configure your working area with the tool/machines needed for any working project. Oh so nice, dust generators, can be moved outside and on and on...
 
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rsanter

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Yes the stance is narrow. For bending smaller and thinner material it is not a problem. For thicker material I can tell it will be a problem.
I guess I got ahead of myself but the design will have a flip down "foot rail" for the front for me to step on when operating the brake to prevent it from wanting to tip

Bob
 
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