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lsdweb

posted on 9/5/08 at 09:34 AM Reply With Quote
Rolling chassis stands - where from?

I need to buy some rolling chassis stands like the ones below but can't seem to find any in the UK. nybody know where I cn get some from? My welding is rubbish btw so I can't make any!




I've seen these on ebay but they're in the States and postage will be silly.

Wyn

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Mole

posted on 9/5/08 at 09:40 AM Reply With Quote
Machine Mart?

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wilkingj

posted on 9/5/08 at 10:12 AM Reply With Quote
You can make them.






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tegwin

posted on 9/5/08 at 10:21 AM Reply With Quote
Even if you cant weld im sure you could make some that bolt together!





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chris_smith

posted on 9/5/08 at 11:43 AM Reply With Quote
make some of those get the castors from B & Q or simalar bolt them if you cant weld that well as tegwin says
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worX

posted on 9/5/08 at 12:48 PM Reply With Quote
And if you can't weld and you can't bolt them together then just make them out of wood and screw them together...

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iank

posted on 9/5/08 at 01:01 PM Reply With Quote
I'd vote for making your own either from metal or 2x4's

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oldtimer

posted on 9/5/08 at 02:11 PM Reply With Quote
Cheap trestles start at £29 from Screwfix and I now have my wheeled chassis in dollies from them too - so easy to push a seven about on.
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Mole

posted on 9/5/08 at 03:48 PM Reply With Quote
I think I paid a fiver for trestles from B&Q (super buget ones). It fell of them mind.
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lsdweb

posted on 9/5/08 at 04:48 PM Reply With Quote
Wood! Why didn't I think of that! I can 'do' wood!

I've got a length of 4" x 2" and my chop saw out already!

The eBay ones would have cost $144 for posting!

Wyn






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adam1985

posted on 9/5/08 at 05:23 PM Reply With Quote
i brought two platforms from wickes £20 each but brilliant for day to day jobs and work even after my build is complete http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/170000
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lsdweb

posted on 16/5/08 at 05:24 PM Reply With Quote
Done in wood! Cost me about £12 for the castors and a couple of quid for the timber. They're ugly but do the job just right!

Wyn






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