Finally got some pictures!

[Hapis]

Well here it is. I have included an outside shot. Just look like anything else. Not to fancy. The second pic is from a corner looking across. The third pic is just standing at the back. I love to look in and see the toys. The fourth pic is just a bunch of junk that has accumulated over the years. The fifth pic is of the shelving that I use. I got it from a online grocery that went out of business. I didn't want anything that I couldn't move easy. So almost everything is on wheels. The sixth and seventh pics are a couple of things that I made out there. I made my own bar stools and end tables. The tables were a lot of fun. I actually got them off a stock car that I got to drive. I took the base of an old office chair and ground the pedistal off and welded a spindle assembly from a Crown Vic to it and then took the mounted tire and put it on with chrome lug nuts, then got a round piece of glass and set it on. It spins and everything. That's enough rambling for one night. Thanks for letting me share.

 

[autoclassicnut]

wow i've never seen barstools with wheels that won't roll. LOL I like em. Good job

 

[GHOSTDANCER]

Good looking barstools and table.

 

[Frank Elson]

yes, like that table. My friend who works at Silverstone (UK GP venue) has an olkd Michael Schumacher tyre in his hall. I have to show him this picture.

 

[wagonmaster]

Looking good!

 

[rieferman]

Is there a particular caster set that you've come to like now that you've equipped a number of things with wheels? If yes, what source do you prefer to purchase them?

Loving that table in particular

 

[UN4GTBL]

Sweet table!

 

[Hapis]

Thanks for the nice comments fella's. I had a great time making all the stuff for my bar. If I get a chance I'll take a pic with the table unassembled. Pretty easy to do only 5 lugs holing it on plus gravity. I have a couple of more that are in the works right now. One is a 22" polished Centerline. I have to go to the local auto recycler (junkyard) and get a new axle to cut down and weld on. Can't call it a junkyard as my friends family owns it. LOL.

I was in the tire business for a long time so I had good connections for defective wheels and tires. All of the wheels had some sort of defect. Mostly chrome that had a bubble in it.

rieferman- the only preference is on that will contiune to roll over a small pebble or nut, screw on the floor. The hard casters seem to get stuck more often. I have ordered some from Norther tool and they were priced pretty fair. Also noticed that once you get the casters over 3" they don't get stuck too much either.

V/r,
Kirk