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  • Show me your workstands..
  • chris_mbuk
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    Moving house in a few week and ive got a spare bedroom as bike storage/tools/workshop kinda thing, will be needing a place to put all my tools etc whats the best thing to go for in a bedroom ta!

    ourmaninthenorth
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    *Ikea Ivar shelving. With fold out desk as worktop.
    *Normal workstand.

    B.A.Nana
    Free Member

    this is my spare room/workshop. like OMITN I’ve got some Ivar shelving and a smaller table to go in, to create a bit more space.

    chris_mbuk
    Free Member

    yeah i was thinking something from ikea, ill have a look down there cheers 🙂

    reggiegasket
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    5lab
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    IMG_8694 by 5lab, on Flickr


    IMG_8692 by 5lab, on Flickr

    used to be a kitchen 🙂

    stoney
    Free Member

    Christmas morning 09, Look at the concentration…. 😳

    It`s the only pic i have…. 😉

    goog
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    ronjeremy
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    I so didn’t need to see that!!!

    (like a peach they said, to which he replied, you mean orange and hairy)

    Three_Fish
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    That’ll end in tears, 5lab. Clamp the seatpost, not the frame.

    crofts2007
    Free Member

    @goog – thought the post was for workstands, not somewhere to park your bike……….

    granny_ring
    Full Member

    lol

    nuke
    Full Member

    Here’s mine. Might not be height adjustable but the clamp mechanism is superb. Versatile enough for not just bike maintenance…

    8)

    ourmaninthenorth
    Full Member

    goog’s gratuity aside…..

    I don’t actually have what I recommended, though that’s what I’d do in your situation. Well, I do have Ivar shelving, but just use it for storing other stuff….

    I’m moving house soon, so will lose my cellar and replace it with a garage. I built a workbench and bolted a Park bench-mounted clamp to it. I’ll do much the same at the new place.

    Neil-F
    Free Member

    I made one this week, used some old galvanised trampoline safety net poles that were lying in the shed, and some 1″ box section stainless I had lying about. Its very sturdy, folds flat, and the clampy bit works superbly. The top part comes off, so I can clamp the clampy bit onto the seatpost, then lift the top part back on with the bike, using both hands. All I want to do with it now is weld a handle onto the clamp nut, so I don’t need to use a spanner for it. Best thing is, it cost me nowt! 😀


    flip
    Free Member

    NeilF thats lovely, proper solid like 😉

    Tracey
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    Three_Fish
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    Please don’t take this the wrong way, Tracey; but I want your stool.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    😆

    goog
    Free Member

    oops 😳 I linked to the wrong pic, this is the pic I meant to post 8)

    Pieface
    Full Member

    I’m going to be putting some spare kitchen work-top in my cellar. Will it be strong enough for a vice? I was thinking of reinforcing the worktop with 2 sheets of 12mm ply either side, like washers sandwhiching the worktop and then the bolts for the vice will go either side.

    5lab
    Full Member

    surely a vice doesn’t put any strain through the worktop? I’ve got one mounted on mine and it’s fine

    Tracey
    Full Member

    Stool is great for bike fetaling, came from Aldi

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