Ourfamof6
Seaman Apprentice
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- May 22, 2010
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Ok it's been a while. Finally back at it for a short while. Using a rough idea from Andgott, I made a moveable stand for the cap of the boat. I'm not the best carpenter in the world and realize after I've done things what could have been done better. Some days it's all about FFF. Fit Form and Function. Anyway, using two 6 dollar wheels from harbor freight, a couple of bolts and a dozen 2x3s (yes 2x3, they're a little cheaper than the 2x4s and was able to save a little bit and not sacrifice much strength) this is what I came up with.(see pic.) I made it tall enough so the bottom parts of the seats will still be suspended off the ground and will be able to hold it when flipped upside down also. I will also be able to move it around like a wheelbarrow when I need more space in the garage. Soon, I hope soon I'll get the cap off and start some real work.
Ok it's been a while. Finally back at it for a short while. Using a rough idea from Andgott, I made a moveable stand for the cap of the boat. I'm not the best carpenter in the world and realize after I've done things what could have been done better. Some days it's all about FFF. Fit Form and Function. Anyway, using two 6 dollar wheels from harbor freight, a couple of bolts and a dozen 2x3s (yes 2x3, they're a little cheaper than the 2x4s and was able to save a little bit and not sacrifice much strength) this is what I came up with.(see pic.) I made it tall enough so the bottom parts of the seats will still be suspended off the ground and will be able to hold it when flipped upside down also. I will also be able to move it around like a wheelbarrow when I need more space in the garage. Soon, I hope soon I'll get the cap off and start some real work.