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Column tacked up
Cut from 4" square tube and 3" pipe
 

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Here things took a turn south, laid out what I thought was a 20 degree bend in column.
Welded it out, stood it up to see that it had too much bend in it.
It ended up with a bit over 30 degrees of bend.
 

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Nothing left to do, but chop it up and fix the miter.
 

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A little bandsaw magic will have it right where you want it!

Love the foot detail on this one.

Best,

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Base plate cut and column welded to it
 

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Real nice job.
Scalloped stand, looks great and is probably very rigid.
Tangens is your friend for angles.
Use a calculator or a look up table.

Ola
 

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Looking good Royce.... as usual... :thumbup: :thumbup:
I have a protractor like yours in post #6.... Very handy.... Like it better than my Starretts….

Lynn W
 
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Looking good Royce.... as usual... :thumbup: :thumbup:
I have a protractor like yours in post #6.... Very handy.... Like it better than my Starretts….

Lynn W

Thanks Lynn,
It is my favorite too, way old and made by Starrett.
One side is graduated in degrees and the other in pitch.

Royce
 

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Looking good Royce.... as usual... :thumbup: :thumbup:
I have a protractor like yours in post #6.... Very handy.... Like it better than my Starretts….

Lynn W

Here is my second favorite protractor, also a Starrett.
It is so nice for having the complimenting angle.
Patent date of 1904

Royce
 

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Beautiful work. Looking forward to seeing the finished piece. Wishing I could weld even close to that good.
 
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I like it! What will you be mounting to it?
Thank you
I'm thinking something in the 4-1/2" to 5-1/2" range, with a fixed base.
A Athol coach makers vise would be nice.
Vises are hard to come by up here.
I set a offset Hollands on it today, it looks good, but that vise is slated for a different stand.

Royce
 

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Here is my second favorite protractor, also a Starrett.
It is so nice for having the complimenting angle.
Patent date of 1904

Royce

Have never seen one like that.... I can see where it could be very handy....

LynnW
 

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What you do with round and square stock is down right amazing.

I would love to see some of your previous profession work, I bet this is the "fun" stuff compared to the crazy projects you had to tackle.
 
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