DiResta's Cut: Mobile Base for Your Big Band Saw 

Hi Mr. D. One quick question please, why did you design it so that pushing down on the lever places the saw on the feet instead of the casters? I would think the majority of time it would be on the feet instead of the castors. If you bumped the foot lever, and it cams up, the saw drops on wheels and move likely to move in any direction you dont want it to go. If you look at wheeled ladders, the foot pedal lifts the unit up onto the wheels. Just curious if there was method to this design. Regards.

simple and perfect, an extraordinary job

Que trabajos metalmecanicos tan bien explicados 👍👍👍👍🔧🛠️🔩

i like the way it stops and locks in place. cool build

Está ficando cada dia mais ninja! E gambiarrento.. 😁

I'm stealing your idea . . . dude . . I love that cart . . .

Nice camera work/explanation

EXCELENTE MAESTRO

I can't find the details on the lever set up. Arc magazine has PDF plans but no positions are shown for the holes on the levers and the feet. I suspect these are critical to the operation of the lift system

Very good!

Very Kool Jimmy, hope its kool with you, when I need to use something like this, that I use your idea in my shop.

I so so much love to learn this work so how can I learn these for your hand

You don't like plans but you think quite a lot. Great!

Nice. Ever hear of locktite?

nice work

Or remove axle and slid on new wheel?

Hi ppl, wich welding he use, mag, mig?

full beautiful beautiful

"Cubetron" discs???

don't you just love to fab' every bit of the build . . . dirt 2 paint . . baby . . .dirt 2 paint . . .

Nice 👍👍👍

Wonderful job, but I think you need use gloves to protect your hand, thank you.

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