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I will make a post on this project. This is a height adjustable stand that will be tasked with holding up 2 1/2” square tubing or 1 7/8” pipe that could have as much as 150 pounds on it.
This carbon steel, height adjustable stand could be used for anything, but I’ll be using it on a welding fixture stand. I would anticipate that I would often be leaning against it while it is doing it’s job.
The minimum height is 36”, give or take. The max height is 60”, give or take.
The base is a 12” square of 1/2” plate. The fixed, outside tube is .120” wall tubing with an I.D. of 1 3/4”. The telescoping tube is .120” wall tubing with an O.D. of 1 3/4”.
Both tubes are 36” long. I have just TIG tacked them together, & now I am drilling the holes which will accommodate the 1/2” diameter hitch pin (see photo).
EDIT: I gave up on the idea of TIG welding the tubes together & then drilling dozens of holes through 2 tubes *real fast*! That seemed like a good way to get the tubes stuck together forever.
This carbon steel, height adjustable stand could be used for anything, but I’ll be using it on a welding fixture stand. I would anticipate that I would often be leaning against it while it is doing it’s job.
The minimum height is 36”, give or take. The max height is 60”, give or take.
The base is a 12” square of 1/2” plate. The fixed, outside tube is .120” wall tubing with an I.D. of 1 3/4”. The telescoping tube is .120” wall tubing with an O.D. of 1 3/4”.
Both tubes are 36” long. I have just TIG tacked them together, & now I am drilling the holes which will accommodate the 1/2” diameter hitch pin (see photo).
EDIT: I gave up on the idea of TIG welding the tubes together & then drilling dozens of holes through 2 tubes *real fast*! That seemed like a good way to get the tubes stuck together forever.
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