These are a lot of help in working with chassis. Built by a guy named Steve Strong - really!
Table is not included. Not affiliated.
Table is not included. Not affiliated.
3 posters
chassis stand
TN Allen- Posts : 164
Join date : 2013-01-01
That looks like a really good idea. What is the chassis?
neali- Posts : 8
Join date : 2015-04-03
It's a 30's Philco, I believe. I will shoot a couple pics of the st120 on the stand as soon as I reach that phase.
sKiZo- Posts : 1530
Join date : 2013-04-01
Location : Michigan USA
Looks handy ... kinda like what I used to rebuild engines back in the day ...
An alternative to consider - I use a heavy duty turntable bearing on the bench. Project sits vertically on a piece of plywood with handles so I can just pick it up and shuffle it to the side if I get detoured or derailed enroute to completion. I also add stiffener rails on the sides to keep the plywood straight, and those also keep the little fiddlybits from getting away ...
An alternative to consider - I use a heavy duty turntable bearing on the bench. Project sits vertically on a piece of plywood with handles so I can just pick it up and shuffle it to the side if I get detoured or derailed enroute to completion. I also add stiffener rails on the sides to keep the plywood straight, and those also keep the little fiddlybits from getting away ...
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