Building on the cheap, really cheap
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 7:02 pm
I can't thank everyone enough for the info you guys post up here. I've LURNT so much from you guys.
I want to build a press so badly, but man it gets seriously expensive. I know, it always starts cheap then cost build like crazy. I just built a longboard press derived from snowboard presses in which I was able to build for about $60. That was pretty easy, but damn I keep running into expenses from upgrades to materials.
As I look for opportunities near me to get a hold of cheap parts it just doesn't show its face enough. I salivate over finding free or at least cheap I beams.
Anyone have stories about cheap and dirty ideas they have come up with to find parts for fabricating their press or finding cheap materials?
Cheap and dirty is how I like my women and snowboard presses.
I want to build a press so badly, but man it gets seriously expensive. I know, it always starts cheap then cost build like crazy. I just built a longboard press derived from snowboard presses in which I was able to build for about $60. That was pretty easy, but damn I keep running into expenses from upgrades to materials.
As I look for opportunities near me to get a hold of cheap parts it just doesn't show its face enough. I salivate over finding free or at least cheap I beams.
Anyone have stories about cheap and dirty ideas they have come up with to find parts for fabricating their press or finding cheap materials?
Cheap and dirty is how I like my women and snowboard presses.