MHardware guessing game

[Mike Hughes]

It has been a while since we have all played the most popular game on the internet. Guess what I am making. So lets not dally and get to the pics. The winner of this challenge receives admiration from his fellow boaters. IE absolutely nothing.

 

[Mike Hughes]

Got a couple of bearings that were left over from a wheel chair project for my daughter. Those are mount inside the tube.
Mike

 

[Hydro Junkie]

Looks like the beginnings of a folding boat rack for a trailer wall. That said, I'm probably wrong

 

[Mike Hughes]

Ok here is a little more that I got done.

 

[Gary Parker]

No idea - but nice safety work boots.

 

[rhomodel]

Trolley for all your tools Mike

 

[Ray Sametz]

No idea - but nice safety work boots.

Automatic toenail painter.

 

[K F Wheeler]

A roll out tray for the back of his pick up. Put the boats and what not on the tray and slide it out. The two fold out legs gives the roll out a stable position where ever you want to set it in the length of the bed. The roll out Leaves the cab open for people. Also room under the rollout. Seen a few up my way that do the same thing. Only not as nice/elaborate. Right, Jeff?
Ken

 

[Mike Hughes]

Trolley for all your tools Mike

Getting close, It is not for boat racing.

 

[Mike Hughes]

One more shot of progress. It will be finished tomorrow.

 

[Mike Hughes]

This pic should give it away since it all done. Just needs paint.

 

[K F Wheeler]

May find that pedal to be a literal pain...
Ken

 

[brad nichols]

Just have it on the non working side

 

[Mike Hughes]

Still working on that design. Left it long so you can unlatch with a foot twist. Thinking of some kind of tab facing out. I want to get it under the saw to see how it works. Had my son sit on the frame for mock up. I had the idea of heal and push the plate, then twist to release. Then just toe the plate to lock it.

 

[Wasted wages]

Had one of those (made by Rigid) on my table saw....Worked great! iirc, you just double stepped on the pedal to release it and drop the saw onto the legs...

 

[K F Wheeler]

Mike you have the right idea... Myself would cut the pedal off at the weld. Cut that bar back to about a quarter inch out from your "catch". Then flip the pedal 180 degrees. And reattach the pedal. May want to cut the pedal back even. That way you're less likely to catch your toes on the pedal when moving around your setup. Also help to keep the pedal away from your ankles. You kick the catch and your foot is already over the pedal to control how hard and quick the table comes down.
Ken

 

[Mike Hughes]

Thats a good idea. Never thought of it the other way round. The table does hang over quite a bit so I am not too concerned about ankle bumping. I am putting it together when I get home to see how it goes. Painted it Sunday. Also want to install a dust collecting tray as well. Might come back to that one as I need to get a few other projects finished up. The table saw project takes up some much real state in the garage.
Mike