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R1,500.00Tired of using a grinder to cut material? Need more precision and a faster, cleaner workflow—but can’t justify the cost of a large commercial vertical metal bandsaw?
Transform your portable bandsaw into a highly functional vertical bandsaw with the Bandsaw Table.
A portable bandsaw is already a valuable tool in any workshop, but when paired with a table top it becomes a game changer. With its high cutting RPM and impressive torque, this setup is perfect for slicing through all types of metal—especially tube bends—with ease.
Featuring a generous cutting capacity of 4.5 inches and a sturdy 350mm x 350mm tabletop, this upgrade offers improved accuracy, reduced noise, and no messy sparks like a grinder. It’s the ultimate time-saving tool you didn’t know you needed—and a must-have in any fabrication workshop.
Note: Bandsaw sold separately. Compatible with Bandsaw Types: Ryobi, Milwaukee, Makita, Dewalt, Makita.
Note: Miter gauge sold separately,. Compatible with incra mitre gauge
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R400.00 – R900.00Cutting Block Jig for cutting standard Imperial Outer Diameter Tube. Reduces vibration during cutting, allows you to firmly secure the piece without risk of crushing or scratching the surface finish of the tube. Allows you to cut small parts. Made with special filament that is heat resistant for cutting. **…
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R70.00You’ve seen these for years, but consider yourself too good for one. Prepare to have your world rocked. Ideal for strapping to the exterior of your luggage bag, the whis-tea cups’ uses are endless. Aside from being an easy to clean vassal for your coffee or spirit of choice once you’ve established camp and started a fire, you can also pick hot burnt meat of the grill and drop it in this versatile container to cool too. Preferable without the liquor/coffee in it….
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R1,500.00DIY Rotary Weld Positioner – Built from the Ground Up
While working on my latest project, I found myself needing a reliable way to weld round components with consistent results. With commercial rotary weld positioners typically priced between R10,000 and R20,000, I set out to design and build my own solution.
This project includes complete frame drawings and a functional control schematic. However, constructing the rotary weld positioner requires solid fabrication skills, a good understanding of mechanical and electrical systems, and a dose of creativity. Basic computer literacy is also necessary, as the system is powered by an Arduino® microcontroller.