How many of you do wood projects that help you at work, but woodworking is not a normal part of your job?
In the past I made fixtures and risers and small brackets for holding monitors and PCBs and stuff.
A couple of months ago I had a 800 lb. odd shaped reel that was 7' in diameter and about 16 inches wide that came on four flat wood pallets spliced together.
I needed to get it to my lab which was down several halls, widest spot 40" and shortest door was 90" - no forklift access. The reel had one flange so it could not sit on a flat surface upright. On top of that I didn't want to take up 50 square feet of floor space with it when done so it had to be stored upright when it got to my lab. I built this at home over the weekend and transported it to the office on top of the Durango we use for carpooling:
In the past I made fixtures and risers and small brackets for holding monitors and PCBs and stuff.
A couple of months ago I had a 800 lb. odd shaped reel that was 7' in diameter and about 16 inches wide that came on four flat wood pallets spliced together.
I needed to get it to my lab which was down several halls, widest spot 40" and shortest door was 90" - no forklift access. The reel had one flange so it could not sit on a flat surface upright. On top of that I didn't want to take up 50 square feet of floor space with it when done so it had to be stored upright when it got to my lab. I built this at home over the weekend and transported it to the office on top of the Durango we use for carpooling:
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