Space Saving Under-Bench Storage

Hello all,

Had a load of long-lozenge shaped construction ply off-cuts left over from a recent job and thought it a shame to bin 'em. Picked up some 14mm (10mm ID) tube for the bushings from a scrap bin and had a bit of threaded rod lying about. The two L brackets were an old (sawn in half) motor mount I'd made myself for a bit of a project that never worked as expected and has since been disassembled. Only thing I need more of are the empty dessert jars... Shouldn't be a problem.

Anyway, here it is:

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Wal.

EDIT: Nuts are torqued up to give a bit of resistance and stud-locked into position, each level moves independently.

Creme brulee?

Indeed. And not only... Salted Caramel Cheesecake too...

Aha I'll have to look out for those!

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With a bladder like mine, you'll need bigger pots...

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Originally Posted by Neale

With a bladder like mine, you'll need bigger pots...

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They're ramekins, you animal...

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Originally Posted by Wal

They're ramekins, you animal...

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No way would I ramekins mine in that tiny pot...:whistle:

Minor mods needed to cope with the shiraz as well as the salmon pinwheels but I like the concept of being able to tuck it under the bench and keep the swarf out of your hors d'oeuvres.

Well Wal,


You have inspired me to organise my small parts storage (Drawer 1 of 3).
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Rest of the bench is still a shitheap though...
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This is part of an ongoing project which started in March...

Note the use of the soft-focus filter to give an extra dimension of dreaminess (I must clean the lens on my phone:witless:)

Rob