Device Tree -- AKA peripheral holder

[jdh239]

Something I worked on yesterday. Had too many devices to fit on my table, and so they ended up on top of my table, which made it useless. This is bigger than I have needs for right now, but I did that so I can continue to expand.

I built a little cart at the bottom and attached a double-sided a-frame to it. Made clamps with receiver hitch to attach/hang on the angle iron.

Works really well.

One pic is of a bracket I cut out. Looks like a rocket ship, but it isn't. The lines in the bracket were relief cuts as some of the bends were with a clamp and hammer.

Pics may not be in any particular order.....

[jdh239]

more pics

[jdh239]

and yet more . . . .

[jdh239]

not done yet.... last pics and a video . . . .

[jdh239]

oops.... sorry about the repeat pic.

Here is the video

You Tube

You Tube

[millerfab]

That's slick...very well thought out design.

[jdh239]

Originally Posted by millerfab

That's slick...very well thought out design.

Thank you.

[joebie]

Looks BA! Very smart idea especially if a shop doesn't have a lot of room, or doesn't use certain things all the time.

[AZdevildog]

Very creative and practical. It gives me a starting point on ways to organize and build out my shop. Thanks for the video and your thoughts on why you did it. Good job!

[RancherBill]

VERY NICE!!!

This is design is perfect for my shop, and I'll copy it later this year. I think I might add a roller for use as a extension work piece support when using my chop saw. Your design makes it easy to move the 'roller/support' to and from the saw. Cutting on the floor is a pain.