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Benzine

posted on 30/1/08 at 10:29 AM Reply With Quote
Tray thing on wheels

I'm after one of those tray/storage things on wheels that I can push around the garage with me to keep basic tools on but I have no idea what they're called or where to get one. Anyone know?
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Hammerhead

posted on 30/1/08 at 10:37 AM Reply With Quote
I used the base from an old office swival chair on wheels that can be adjusted up and down. Then just bolted a tool tray to it. Cost about £10.






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02GF74

posted on 30/1/08 at 10:49 AM Reply With Quote
it is called Tesco shopping trolley, fished out of your local canal or river with a piece of ply bolted on top.

not only will you be cleaning up the environemtn but saving money too.

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Benzine

posted on 30/1/08 at 10:53 AM Reply With Quote
^__^

I found machine mart trolleys but machine mart is a fair way for me to drive

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Thinking about it

posted on 30/1/08 at 10:57 AM Reply With Quote
Is it one of these?
From Machine Mart
click

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Benzine

posted on 30/1/08 at 11:06 AM Reply With Quote
Sod it, I'll just buy some castors and some plastic trays from Wilkos I've got some plyboard I can use. Won't be pretty but "function, not fashion"
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Thinking about it

posted on 30/1/08 at 11:10 AM Reply With Quote
Should be ok. I cut a computer workstation up and adapted it for a welding trolley.

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Paul TigerB6

posted on 30/1/08 at 11:16 AM Reply With Quote
How about from Ebay?? Not sure how the price compares with delivery added but might be a solution.

Fleabay

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Spyderman

posted on 30/1/08 at 12:17 PM Reply With Quote
Aldi have those small seats with tool tray attached. A bit like the Machine mart one, but height adjustable. You could always replace the seat with another tool tray if necessary.





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nick205

posted on 30/1/08 at 12:32 PM Reply With Quote
what's wrong with the floor?

I find a healthy scatter of tools around the garage works well

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Mr Whippy

posted on 30/1/08 at 12:58 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by nick205
what's wrong with the floor?

I find a healthy scatter of tools around the garage works well


yeah I’m all for the lived in look, these clinically cleen workshops look freaky





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Benzine

posted on 30/1/08 at 01:50 PM Reply With Quote
this'll do


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Pezza

posted on 30/1/08 at 03:11 PM Reply With Quote
Keep meaning to knock one up, but as usual the tools are just scattered all over the floor and various benches





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Hammerhead

posted on 31/1/08 at 11:13 AM Reply With Quote
needs some triangulation






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