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Where did you source the foam for the cut outs? Density; thickness and process of neat cutlines? Tips would be appreciated

Foam is out of the Sram Eagle boxes for derailluer,cassettes etc. about 8-9mm deep.

 

Some items I didn’t cut full depth (like bits) where I angled the cut so the one end stands proud to have easy access.

 

The base blue layer is some 2mm foam from a art shop.

 

This was done by hand with a Stanley knife. Plan is to do the whole box with lazer cut foam. I wanted to test the idea. And it has worked fantastic.

 

I plan to use a similar foam for the final iteration.

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Next little project for a tidy and efficient workbench. Version 1 of my cable tie holder. Loving the concept and easy access it offers on the workbench. This one holds 15 different cable ties. 7x100mm. 5x140mm. 1x200. 1x300. 1x370mm.

 

 

 

 

 

BLIKSEM!  Nice.  Now thats what I call organized!

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Do you watch Last Man Standing? If you enjoyed Home Improvement then you should enjoy his new sitcom. It has Jay Leno in as well.

And they reference Home Improvement and some of his other work. My family loves that show.

 

Last episode we watched had Tim "The Toolman" Taylor fixing something in Mike Baxters house. I had to explain to my daughter why it was funny and the reference to Home Improvement.

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And they reference Home Improvement and some of his other work. My family loves that show.

 

Last episode we watched had Tim "The Toolman" Taylor fixing something in Mike Baxters house. I had to explain to my daughter why it was funny and the reference to Home Improvement.

LOL ja. My wife didn't really watch Home Improvement but she knew the show so she at least gets some of his references. 

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My workshop has way to many jobs going on at once to look clean at all. Takes a special kind of dedication to keep them as clean as you guys...

 

Just the sawdust from the boat build is a nightmare, nevermind leaking motorbikes, and the chaos that a home renovation brings...

It is so bad I set up a 2nd toolbox inside the pain cave to do bicycle work.

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Is this your home workshop or business workshop

Next little project for a tidy and efficient workbench. Version 1 of my cable tie holder. Loving the concept and easy access it offers on the workbench. This one holds 15 different cable ties. 7x100mm. 5x140mm. 1x200. 1x300. 1x370mm.

 

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price has just drop to R374

could not resist, I ordered a set

Going to mail them and ask for commission [emoji3]

 

They probably wondering why the stock is suddenly moving so fast.Think I paid about €35 for mine so that a great price

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price has just drop to R374

could not resist, I ordered a set

WTF!! Damn I may have to get another... Edited by CAAD4
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Is this your home workshop or business workshop

 

This is my business. I run a bike shop. I do all the work myself. And collect deliver bikes myself.

 

It’s a passion and my attention to detail and service are the most important things.

 

Have a look at my IG account here

 

https://www.instagram.com/bicycle_supply_chain

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