A "thank you" for inspiration...
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senlow
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Well done.
Any pics of how you made them ?
Afraid not. Bought some 40mm aluminium from Amazon, some m6 studding (allthread for you guys?) and went at it. Nice to get out in the garage, as dog has been ill in hospital, so anything to take my mind off that.
As I said, inspired by a member from here, can't remember the name.
Well they look nice anyways.
Thank youWell they look nice anyways.
gleman
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Nice job! I'm sure I've forgotten quite a bit of the lessons I've learned over the years.
nadogail
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I too try to copy ideas that I have seen published in years gone by.
Metal-Marc
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Thank you.
pizza
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wow, well chuffed
i feel like i'm in the chuffingham palace
i feel like i'm in the chuffingham palace
Ben Buck
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I had to look up chuffed !
Nice setup
Nice setup
FrankLee
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If that was me, you're welcome. If not, well done!
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Probably easier to grab the pliers as well...
craiger75
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Best wishes for the dog and for you. One of the worst things I have had to deal with is sick animals—it’s heartbreaking and stressful. Nice work on the garage organization—it is rewarding to have things in their place and easy to find and use when you need it.
Dog is now running around with a second wind, he has mild pancreatitus but a change of diet has made a difference. Thinks he's a puppy again!
It has been great having a garage. We downsized late 2021, and it's the first time ever I've had a place to put stuff that has power and things can be accessible. In our old house, all my tools where in the eaves of the house, doing anything meant digging stuff out.
I'm getting a lot of "banter" from friends and family about when I'm going to make "things", but it's nice to be able to just be able to drill a hole if I need to, or whatever it is.
Found it!
www.garagejournal.com
Thank you, Mr Pendragon
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FrankLee
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Yeah, that was likely the inspiration for mine!
Richard D
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If you are cheap and lazy like me, this stuff works great! Modify it to suit with wire cutters.
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engineer2
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I'm looking to make something that is adjustable on the fly. I tried Closetmaid shelving and the spacing wasn't right for my tools.