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im a big fan of keeping my cash and making stuff so i figured id start a thread on low buck D.I.Y. things that come in very handy...
ill start with this one:
truing stand for $3 :shock:
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the steel was a weight bench that was a trash grab(shhhh dont tell anyone i took some trash!!)
the pointers are some glass setting tools(got those from our glass guy for free)
just need to sand it down after i make the adjustable wing nut mounts for the glass sticks(aka bones)
but the wing nuts/bolts to do that will come to about $3(
im also going to add another bone to the bottom so i can do lateral and radial truing
anyone here could make the same for $5-$15 depending on if you have to buy the steel or bones...
okay...i showed one of my made tools....add to em guys!
build 'em dont buy 'em!!
 
Now that's SLICK.

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No offense 8) but your US flag is displayed backwards. The union (stars) should be on the left. Gary
 
aka_locojoe said:
Schwinn kickstand removal tool.
Slot cut in a piece of pipe welded to a c clamp.

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i had one of those afew years back till i need to do the brakes on my wifes car and that was the only 8" c clamp i had at home :roll:
keep em coming i know theres more out there!
ill try to post some more of mine as i make them...
and yeah b607 i know its backwards(no offense taken)...i was going to hang it upside down(we all know what that means right?) up until i thought about the fact that my grandfather gave me that flag and it is a 48 state flag so i didnt want to punch holes in it. so closest was backwards(no disrespect to our country just making a statement about the state of affairs over the last 12 years)....
 
jaysmo said:
aka_locojoe said:
Schwinn kickstand removal tool.
Slot cut in a piece of pipe welded to a c clamp.
this is genius!!
Thanks. Credit goes to a friend of mine who made it for me.

I'm stretching here... Upper right hand corner... it's the tool to disassemble a Bendix Automatic. Made from a socket.

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