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A few deep well sockets I found laying around. Cleaned them up and bonded together with some quickweld. Holds both mine and my wifes setups and a 10ml bottle of juice, very difficult to knock over and I can always add to it
Early 2011 I made these for my desk at home
made these last year... use them on my desk at the office
The wife is 4 days shy of her one year anniversary for starting to teach herself how to crochet. Since I recently switched to a juice vender with glass bottles, I was wanting a pouch to keep them in while in my pocket. This is prototype #1 and #2 she made me this past week
It is not quite there yet, but it should be exactly what I'm looking for with the next revision
made these last year... use them on my desk at the office
The wife is 4 days shy of her one year anniversary for starting to teach herself how to crochet. Since I recently switched to a juice vender with glass bottles, I was wanting a pouch to keep them in while in my pocket. This is prototype #1 and #2 she made me this past week
It is not quite there yet, but it should be exactly what I'm looking for with the next revision
Early 2011 I made these for my desk at home
made these last year... use them on my desk at the office
The wife is 4 days shy of her one year anniversary for starting to teach herself how to crochet. Since I recently switched to a juice vender with glass bottles, I was wanting a pouch to keep them in while in my pocket. This is prototype #1 and #2 she made me this past week
It is not quite there yet, but it should be exactly what I'm looking for with the next revision
WHen your wife is willing to do these kinds of things for you that is indeed a beautiful thing... What did the final result look like?
It is.... we haven't worked on version 3 yet. Saturday morning most likely. The new one will be the same as #2 but won't flair out at the top. The stitch I chose for the sides is bigger than the one on the bottom... so I have to figure out some decreases to make it stay the size of the base. I'll post up a picture when we get to it. I'm also looking on eBay for some cool looking wood buttons.
I've been using these first 2 for a few days... seeing what works and doesn't work about them.
New pouch is done other than finding the 20mm button I want on it. Nice fit for 2 glass 30ml / 1oz bottles. I'm a dripper, thes can be accessed without actually removing them. The purpose was to have a buffer in my pocket from each other and other stuff in my pocket.
shotglass, ashtray, ipod stand.
deluxe diabetic tote by Vaultz.
Vaultz - Locking Medicine Case - Black - Vaultz - VZ00361
another pencil box.
deluxe diabetic tote by Vaultz.
Vaultz - Locking Medicine Case - Black - Vaultz - VZ00361
another pencil box.
$4 prototype I made from a craftstore. I'm working one one that holds 30+ batteries/MODs and clearo/carto etc and also has a hinged door in the front to hold coils and various small parts in organized bins. This one is perfect for around the house, just drill holes and slap some stain on it. Going to make them as gifts for the B&M since the guys are top notch customer service.
I've got a bunch of ~0.09" plexiglass sitting around the house leftover from a desktop aquarium project, so I've been doing some tinkering. I'm still not quite happy with what I've got yet, but it's evolving.
V1.0:
Too difficult to keep everything standing up straight with just one support. Very basic; I think it took me ~15 minutes to drill the holes and bend this. The basic concept is what I was looking for, but ultimately not good enough.
V2.0:
My batteries and tanks are MUCH more stable in this one. Fit-and-finish leaves some to be desired, but it's definitely an improvement over v1. I've got maybe an hour's worth of work in this one.
I'm convinced there's a better way to do this with what I've got. I just need to figure out what that is. Ideally I'm trying to find a solution that I can make using all bends and no joints. The first one is all bends, but obviously stability suffered. The second one is mostly bends with the support box on the bottom made using joints. We'll see how things progress from here.
V1.0:
Too difficult to keep everything standing up straight with just one support. Very basic; I think it took me ~15 minutes to drill the holes and bend this. The basic concept is what I was looking for, but ultimately not good enough.
V2.0:
My batteries and tanks are MUCH more stable in this one. Fit-and-finish leaves some to be desired, but it's definitely an improvement over v1. I've got maybe an hour's worth of work in this one.
I'm convinced there's a better way to do this with what I've got. I just need to figure out what that is. Ideally I'm trying to find a solution that I can make using all bends and no joints. The first one is all bends, but obviously stability suffered. The second one is mostly bends with the support box on the bottom made using joints. We'll see how things progress from here.
This is absolutely beautiful and what a great idea!!! I think I might take a shot at this. Beautiful!
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Actually stumbled across someone on Facebook who makes them for a hobby. Wasn't expensive at all, and it was quality work. I'll share the link here. Hoping it's not against forum terms. Not sure how this forum works yet.
https://m.facebook.com/PWModCreations
The mod stand I made from a cottonwood tree I cut down.
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