Threw this together this afternoon from misc parts and scraps around the shop.
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Threw this together this afternoon from misc parts and scraps around the shop.
Have my uv light setup on the drying wire on the back. Will have plastic boxes with bulk stuff. Table weighs well under 10lbs.
That's really nice. And portable too. Great job.
Looks like that should work. I’m not sure I would let the UV shine on the thread and stuff very long over time though.
Good looking table.
Looks great. One day I'll get mine built. Just too many logs on the chopping block to take care of first...lol
:hesaidVery nice! Great job!Quote:
Originally Posted by ksnouf
Bob
I love it and the fact it is portable. You do not have to tie in cold garages like I have to. I might have to imitate your design but first I have to get approval from the wife to tie inside the family room. I can see tying on a very calm and sunny day on the deck though. Nice job.
Looks like a nice setup and being able to build it from misc. stuff in the shop is a huge plus.
Yes, the base is a walker. The pegs are canopy stakes I cut up. The table top was a custom charcuterie board that the lady backed out on. The wire to hang jigs on is from a bail of straw. The back cross piece of wood came off of a baby bed. The side pieces are out of the scrap bin. The 16 screws are the only new things on it. I love tinkering in the shop.
I found an improvent. 14 year single malt scotch.
Got to find me a walker at the thrift stores and experiment .... Quin sabe...who knows what will happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by catfishtoon
Tying fluid is essential. Just like lure making, sometimes less is more.
Oh man. Great idea,,,,I have several of those shower seats , bed side commodes and walkers around here my wife won’t use,,,,time to do alittle recycling,,,,lol
Looks like a winner to me, nice work!
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