Space Saving Under-Bench Storage

[Wal]

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:



Wal.

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

[Muzzer]

Creme brulee?

[Wal]

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

[Muzzer]

Aha I'll have to look out for those!

[Wal]

Hurry, limited edition...

[Neale]

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

[Wal]

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

They're ramekins, you animal...

[JAZZCNC]

They're ramekins, you animal...

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

[Kitwn]

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.

[cropwell]

Well Wal,


You have inspired me to organise my small parts storage (Drawer 1 of 3).


Rest of the bench is still a shitheap though...


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)

Rob