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After spending over $1,000 dollars on DA's and Buffers I just didn't want that kind of investment laying in a box or thrown around my van.
I made these little boxes to securely hold my tools and more importantly the cord. Those cords get tangled up in everything.
1/2 inch ply wood for the face makes for a strong foundation.
I lined the "U" with felt to make sure the tool stays looking good.
I'll paint them black when I paint the interior so they don't look pretty.
This one is for my Rupes Bigfoot. A $400 dollar tool needs a good home.
Cord goes in first that's what the channel is for
This one is for my G110
The box needs to be big enough to hold the cord but then I needed to put in little spacer at the top to go
behind the backing plate and keep the tool in it's place
Looks good! These boxes can go anywhere. As I put more stuff in my van things need to move around and these are great little tool holders.
I made these little boxes to securely hold my tools and more importantly the cord. Those cords get tangled up in everything.
1/2 inch ply wood for the face makes for a strong foundation.
I lined the "U" with felt to make sure the tool stays looking good.
I'll paint them black when I paint the interior so they don't look pretty.
This one is for my Rupes Bigfoot. A $400 dollar tool needs a good home.
Cord goes in first that's what the channel is for
This one is for my G110
The box needs to be big enough to hold the cord but then I needed to put in little spacer at the top to go
behind the backing plate and keep the tool in it's place
Looks good! These boxes can go anywhere. As I put more stuff in my van things need to move around and these are great little tool holders.
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