Linkpimp
05-15-10, 09:40
Hey team,
Here is a simple, fun project that anyone can do.. I’m going to show how to turn this small pile of stuff here:
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii195/TDC57/Projects/IMG_6931.jpg
Into this in about 3-5 minuets..
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii195/TDC57/Projects/IMG_6911-1.jpg
Lets begin with the basics. Here is the shopping list for this project, note everything was purchased at Home depot.. Again simple, easy and you’ll get hours of enjoyment out this 5 station target stand.
Your shopping list should consist of the following items:
1. (5) 1” T’s
2. (3) 1” Elbow’s
3. (2) 1” coupling
4. (1) 1” end cap
5. (3) 1 ½” to 1” T reducers
6. 9’ of 1 ½” SCH .40 PVC
7. 27’ of 1” SCH .40 PVC
Items I already had that are also included:
1. Metal wire
2. Bowling pin
3. Targets
4. Cardboard
5. Clays
6. Zip ties
Please note that NO glue was used.. You don't need it, everything fits together extremely tight, you and or your buddies will shoot it / break it and you’ll need to replace a piece, blaa, bllaaa, bblaaa.
Builders notes:
• Cut everything to your desired length. NOTE.. I cut my side pieces just about the same size as the main frame pieces, that way if the frame brakes I can fix it on the spot.. try to think of little things that will make your life easier..
• Another cool thing is both sides of this stand fold to just about any location you need them to just incase there is a shooter on either side of you, when the side are folded straight back the stand becomes a 2 station without any concerns of hitting the other stations.
• I used a Philips screwdriver to poke holes in the cardboard and then used zip ties to secure it to the frame.
That are tons other variations that you can do people, this particular one has a lot of hanging targets as my kid likes shooting at those, which allows me to concentrate on the targets..
That’s it.. petty simple. I hope someone out there gives it try..
Thanks for your time team and have a great weekend everybody
Link.
Here is a simple, fun project that anyone can do.. I’m going to show how to turn this small pile of stuff here:
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii195/TDC57/Projects/IMG_6931.jpg
Into this in about 3-5 minuets..
http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii195/TDC57/Projects/IMG_6911-1.jpg
Lets begin with the basics. Here is the shopping list for this project, note everything was purchased at Home depot.. Again simple, easy and you’ll get hours of enjoyment out this 5 station target stand.
Your shopping list should consist of the following items:
1. (5) 1” T’s
2. (3) 1” Elbow’s
3. (2) 1” coupling
4. (1) 1” end cap
5. (3) 1 ½” to 1” T reducers
6. 9’ of 1 ½” SCH .40 PVC
7. 27’ of 1” SCH .40 PVC
Items I already had that are also included:
1. Metal wire
2. Bowling pin
3. Targets
4. Cardboard
5. Clays
6. Zip ties
Please note that NO glue was used.. You don't need it, everything fits together extremely tight, you and or your buddies will shoot it / break it and you’ll need to replace a piece, blaa, bllaaa, bblaaa.
Builders notes:
• Cut everything to your desired length. NOTE.. I cut my side pieces just about the same size as the main frame pieces, that way if the frame brakes I can fix it on the spot.. try to think of little things that will make your life easier..
• Another cool thing is both sides of this stand fold to just about any location you need them to just incase there is a shooter on either side of you, when the side are folded straight back the stand becomes a 2 station without any concerns of hitting the other stations.
• I used a Philips screwdriver to poke holes in the cardboard and then used zip ties to secure it to the frame.
That are tons other variations that you can do people, this particular one has a lot of hanging targets as my kid likes shooting at those, which allows me to concentrate on the targets..
That’s it.. petty simple. I hope someone out there gives it try..
Thanks for your time team and have a great weekend everybody
Link.