| Project by Chase | posted 04-24-2010 05:32 PM | 7263 views | 3 times favorited | 16 comments |  |
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I call it the Scrap-mo-tron 9000!!!!
I had serious problem tripping over and making room from lots of scrap wood lying around including two sheets of plywood. this beast is created almost entirely out of scrap I had from previous projects. only the screws, nails, dowels, and clip to hold the DC vacuum are new. I even had whiteboard material and casters lying around from other things! at any rate it holds the rest of what didnt get used to build it. that cleared out a lot of corners and piles I had been avoiding.
I like things to do double duty, so it also gives me “wall” space to do extra stuff.
Pic 1: c-clamps and spring clamps across the front.
Pic 2: white board material (you can get this stuff at your local big box @ 15 bucks for a 4×8 sheet. it is basically hardboard with a white finish of some sort. looks exactly like a white board) to keep notes and do out basic lists and plans.
Pic 3: havent come up with anything to do on this guy, I like room for future expansion.
Pic 4: Bar clamp rack, rip fence, crosscut sled, and some buckets for small scrap.
Pic 5: the whole shabang finally filled up. plenty of room for more scrap.
Pic 6: WOOOOOO
the whole thing rolls, and can be pushed outside if I need more room for assembly. It doesn’t solve all my space problems, but it certainly does help a few of them. Thanks for reading!
-Chase
-- Every neighborhood has an eccentric neighbor. I wondered for years "who was ours?" Then I realized it was me.
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NBeener
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#1 posted 04-24-2010 06:17 PM
Nicely done !!!
Cool photo narrative, too !
YAR!
-- -- Neil
JJohnston
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#2 posted 04-24-2010 06:22 PM
AAAAH!!
I’d have stopped at Hadrian’s wall, too, if I were facing hordes of haggis-fed barbarians like that. ;)
-- "A man may conduct himself well in both adversity and good fortune, but if you want to test his character, give him power." - Abraham Lincoln
TungOilTim
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#3 posted 04-24-2010 06:37 PM
Ha congrats, looks very functional. The pictures are entertaining.
-- Tim, Plant City FL
Bricofleur
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#4 posted 04-24-2010 09:24 PM
Nice job Chase.
It looks like mine, but you added a pergola to hang things from and I like that feature (I’m missing wall space). I’ll give it a thought. You may want to take a look at the handle I made to steer mine around my basement workshop.
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/28265 or this page of my website.
Thanks for posting.
Best,
Serge
http://www.atelierdubricoleur.spaces.live.com
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Chase
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#5 posted 04-24-2010 09:32 PM
thanks serge, I might put a handle on it, but the size is large enough I would need multiples. Your dividers are more adjustable and removable than mine are, only the two that run front to back can come out, the others are screwed in.
One last thing i forgot, when assembling on a slanted driveway, do not use a level to get your uprights to match. I ended up rotating the thing around a lot as I assembled and the 4 uprights are in all directions.
-Chase
-- Every neighborhood has an eccentric neighbor. I wondered for years "who was ours?" Then I realized it was me.
patron
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#6 posted 04-24-2010 09:40 PM
nice cart ,
looks like some of the one’s i have seen
in the tropics ,
to sell fruit from !
avast me bucko !
-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle
ellen35
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#7 posted 04-24-2010 11:08 PM
Great cart… too bad (maybe) it will be full before you know it!!
Like the idea of double duty.
-- "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." Voltaire
stidrvr
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#8 posted 04-25-2010 01:20 AM
“Practice Pirate talk….. Yar”
I almost pissed myself when I read that!!1
Popsnsons
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#9 posted 04-25-2010 04:39 AM
Nice…that’s one off the list. I googled you a good site for Pirate Jargon.
http://www.maritimepirates.com/jargon.html
-- Pops ~ In So Cal...
tunk valley custom woodworks
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#10 posted 04-25-2010 12:01 PM
on pic # 6 please get some sun on those legs man i thought mine where white.but awsome job on the scrap bin
-- i wonder if obama stood in a wind storm with them big ears of his would he start spinning like a drill bit
gco39
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#11 posted 04-26-2010 01:34 AM
Looks like Duke Nukem paid you a visit.
nice job!
G
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Kristoffer
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#12 posted 04-26-2010 05:44 PM
Nice job. I’m going to have to post some pics of mine from before seeing yours and after a couple of additions inspired by yours.
-- Cheers and God Bless
shopmania
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#13 posted 04-27-2010 02:47 PM
Great scrap-mo-tron! I was gonna ask is that a utility belt over shorts, or a Pirate Kilt?? Yarrr, Matey!
-- Tim, Myrtle Beach, [email protected] Just one more tool, that's all I need! :)
Chase
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#14 posted 04-27-2010 03:11 PM
Shopmania, It is both and neither. Behold the Utilikilt!
-- Every neighborhood has an eccentric neighbor. I wondered for years "who was ours?" Then I realized it was me.
shimster
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#15 posted 05-10-2010 11:40 PM
You know why pirates are called ‘pirates’? Cause they aaaaaarrrrreeeeeeee.
-- Less is More.....expensive
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