Random stuff you have made

[thor447]

My old cheapo Caldwell chronograph does pretty well outdoors, but is absolutely worthless indoors. I'd really like to be able to set this up at an indoor range I frequent to do some pistol load testing. I rigged up a lighting kit on the top side of the diffusers. I'll take it out there, maybe tomorrow if there is time, and give it a whirl. Just trying to save a few bucks rather than having to buy a whole new chronograph with a purpose built indoor lighting system.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Built this hidden winch bumper for a local FD. It mounts a Ramsey RE12000 that is a worm drive winch and very oddly shaped that doesn’t mount nicely and simply like the planetary geared winches.

 

[Profreedomokie]

Today I made a wall mount for two sets of nut drivers in my garage.

 

[mgssamn]

I made this spacer on one of my 3D printers for my 365xl mags to use in p365.
took me about 15 minutes to design and 3 prints/quick tweaks to get what I want. Less than 50cents of material :-)

 

[Honey Badger]

Had some brass and copper I needed to use today. I decided to make some dove just for fun.

 

[dancer4life]

The wife and I went into town (Grove) this morning and she found this shelf in one of the stores that she really wanted. They wanted $140 for this shelf.

Told her I could make her one for a lot less. She said do it then. So we went by Lowes and I picked up everything I needed for about $48.
Got back to the lake house and two hours later, Wala!!!

Not exactly like the store bought one but close enough and she was very happy with it.

 

[turkeyrun]

Had a cheap cane that I used on our walk in the park.

A dog had gotten aggressive on one of the walks and Wif started carrying my cane.

Decided I needed a walking stick, so .....

 

[Perplexed]

Just finished this river pour computer table. Sycamore field, walnut frame and legs, maple dowels, with river stones in the pour. Didn’t turn out as well as I’d hoped, but it should get the job done.

 

[turkeyrun]

Been thinking about something like that ^^^^

A sawmill in Comanche sells live edge slabs, 4' x 20' and 16" - 24" wide, 1" or 2" thick. Would make some awesome tables or shelves. I just have to get where I can do some physical work.

 

[Perplexed]

Been thinking about something like that ^^^^

A sawmill in Comanche sells live edge slabs, 4' x 20' and 16" - 24" wide, 1" or 2" thick. Would make some awesome tables or shelves. I just have to get where I can do some physical work.

Slabs of what? I hope you also checked the price of epoxy for pours. It’s hideous, and one reason why I added river stones!