you could get a receiver tube to attach to your trailer to accept the vice, etc. I have one on my tractor so I can attach a trailer ball or my deer skinner, etc.
I love seeing all the DIY posts here. I can't compete with all the craftsmanship posted here, but here's a few things I've made as I've gotten in to some amateur woodworking.
Medal hanging rack for my son's HS cross-country medals. (red oak)
I also made this platform bed for him out of red oak.
A rustic pine coffee table for my daughter.
A cornice board for my Mother-in-law's spare bedroom that she is remodeling. This was built to match one that she already had in her living room. Made from Poplar. I tried to match the ceiling beams as much as I could.
Medal hanging rack for my son's HS cross-country medals. (red oak)
I also made this platform bed for him out of red oak.
A rustic pine coffee table for my daughter.
A cornice board for my Mother-in-law's spare bedroom that she is remodeling. This was built to match one that she already had in her living room. Made from Poplar. I tried to match the ceiling beams as much as I could.
A few shop projects as well.
An impractically-nice mobile workbench. I was experimenting with spar urethane for the fun of it. It doesn't look this nice now, but it was fun to build.
A mobile cart to organize my pile of lumber.
An impractically-nice mobile workbench. I was experimenting with spar urethane for the fun of it. It doesn't look this nice now, but it was fun to build.
A mobile cart to organize my pile of lumber.
That's some really nice stuff!
Very nice work!
I have made two or three of those from scrap plywood. I have limited space in my shop and somehow they always end up getting taken apart and used in other projects.A mobile cart to organize my pile of lumber.
@MadMonk67 - I'd say you do some excellent work!
It's amazing how quickly it happens. When I built this, I thought I might have made it too big, but it's packed now.I made a similar cart for my own lumber supplies. It’s packed to the gills now
With the price of lumber lately, I can see how that might be a good option. I've got a few projects lined up that I've put off until lumber prices come down, which seem to be happening finally. I'll probably start on them once it cools down a bit. My shop isn't very well insulated and it's been like an oven in there lately.
