bench light

[T0rnado69]

good idea hotchef,

i have a few old large vented discs,

 

[123hotchef]

nice and heavy i also used one for my grinder stand

 

[123hotchef]

 

[123hotchef]

just saw u are a basildon boy!

 

[T0rnado69]

thats a little bit bigger then the large car ones i have LOL

indeed i am atm.....originally from hornchurch..

 

[123hotchef]

it is not that big fits behind a 16" wheel nearly 300mm in diameter,

I grew up in corringham got mates in basildon

 

[T0rnado69]

i see, il dig one of the largest ones i have out and see if that will counter the weight of the light when its boomed out.

yer corringham just a few miles away, cool... kent is a nice place

 

[123hotchef]

yeh i like it where i am now parents still in corringham, u could always bolt 2 discs together if u need extra weight, i got a flood light on a disc for working under the truck

 

[Screwdriver]

well i think the best way would be to fill it with something heavy. then connect it to a thick steel plate. like screwdriver suggest, just like that vice you have on a steel plate steve..

Aha! My favourite workshop hack: the portable vice. (Not the black one!)

Who is this Steve person you refer to? I am Screwdriver! Anonymous agent of the internet.

Screwd.

 

[T0rnado69]

u could always bolt 2 discs together if u need extra weight,

yer il look into that, infact i changed a front hub unit for a mate who wrecked one of the holes the caliper bolts too.
looks like the threads stripped in the cast when he unbolted the caliper....
so i took the hub part out of the unit and got the bearing part of it,
so i can put it in the lathe and stick 4 stud dics on it and clean then up a bit.

Aha! My favourite workshop hack: the portable vice.

Who is this Steve person you refer to? I am Screwdriver! Anonymous agent of the internet.

Screwd.

thats the one.... works a treat doesn't it...

aww i see.

sorry Mr screwdriver