Antique Radio and TV Repair Chassis Stand 

when you start selling these, sign me up........serious, Sign me up......that is awesome work.

Absolute Master I spent years in and around machine shops - you are clearly WAY beyond a hobby level. Your workmanship exceeds most of the masters I interacted with.

Well done the best stand I have seen ever! Back in the day you could have made a fortune!!

This is a great model of a gimbal test stand.You are a real Engineer-a system engineer.Reminds me of vintage HP journals and quality.

Fantastic design and build. If you are not careful, all your time will be spent making and selling these stands, with no time left for working on gear ;-)

Sir, this is the best home made stand I have seen in my career, excellently designed and perfectly built. My highest respect!!! In Kind Regards Leon N.

Awesome engineering and construction! Well done!

That is great. I could have used it a million times in my working career.

Superb craftsmanship and a great idea. Bravo.

Sweet design and build!-John in Texas

Very very impressive. You should start production of that .

Love it. Fantastic design and machining!

This is the best stand that I have ever seen. You did a fantastic job to created. Excellent job of designing and building. Those sets that you shown are incredible, your work space and test equipments are absolutely awesome. I am speechless. Amazing design! Have a great day and thank you for sharing! Regards, JZ

Great Job once again, Mad Scientist Level Work being created here !!!

Brilliantly designed and constructed!

That's a great design. Thanks for sharing.

WoW!!! Would love to build this, all I need a metal lathe, a metal ban saw, a milling machine, 2 years of collage to learn how to use all those without losing a finger or 6 years working on other projects to gain the skill and a shop to hold it all in. I will have to pass the first test and that is get permission from the wife to set this all up ;)

this is awesome!

Found you on Mr. Carlson’s Lab Patreon, most excellent work. I’d certainly pay for plans and make a 3D printed version. Love the design, style and functionality. I’d scale it down by 50%, don’t need the rack mount capability, at least for today. Might be time to take my CAD skills up a notch and give it a go myself. Funny thing, been in tech all 30 years of my career, worked for Danly Die Set / Danly/Komatsu Machine early in my career supporting CAD engineer computers and never learned how to use it. 40 year woodworker, I’ve tried working metal, it’s just not for me. Bought a mill, lathe, band saw, the whole 9. Got 2 years in and realized how much I’ve gotten used to the properties of wood, namely movement, expansion & contraction based on temp and humidity. Working metal that doesn’t do that sent my brain on a spin. But, it’s that foray into metal working that got me back into electronics after not touching them for 30 years, so it wasn’t all in vain, I guess. What did amaze me was how well that tooling held its value, I made back 90% of what I put into it, not many other hobbies that can claim that.

You are a genius

Great build!! just subscribed :)

Fantastic!

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Brilliant !

dude, great great job

Are you selling these? I’d buy one 👍

Génial

Fantastic addition to any serious work bench! Are you taking orders yet?

Where do you find room for all that brain? Fantastic stand

Sir you need to patent this kit and license it out for production.

this is something else, are you a machinist by trade? Thanks for the video, enjoyed it and gave me some ideas to make something similar from hard wood.

A minor point, but standard rack rails are normally tapped 10-32. 10-24 is used, but not very often.

Are you willing to part with the cad drawing, or how much for those plans. If not, beautiful design never the less. Love to put that on my bench and give you credit!

If you're not going to make these, how about releasing (or selling) the CAD files. With modification, this could be adapted to be 3D printed (albeit with less load capacity).

Wow I really need that chassis. How can I get it?

one question if I may, what is the height of the side spindle in relation to the bench? I am very intrigued with this approach I am ito old hallicraftersradi's in excess of 80 pounds us lol thanks for great video and the idea 73 dan

Are you going to patent this? May I copy it? Don’t want to infringe on your invention.

Thanks for this video I want to buy a tubes tester what Brand you advance me

Did you also make your lathe from scratch?

I see below you're not selling these, however you may be providing the plans to build it. How can one get in contact with you? I could really use this stand and would pay just for the plans themselves.

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