Homemade PC hanging bracket-patent pending lol

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Had the metal lying around the garage as scrap from previous projects so I figured I'd fab something up. Came out alright I think. It isn't exactly rocket science making a hook lol.


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Pretty cool. I take mine back apart and put it back in the box every time. Got any more details of the bracket?
 
transambrotha said:
Had the metal lying around the garage as scrap from previous projects so I figured I'd fab something up. Came out alright I think. It isn't exactly rocket science making a hook lol.


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I have been wanting to do this in our new shop thanks for the idea of how to do it! I was going to try and modify a guitar wall bracket yours seems cheaper and easier
 
Even easier.... If you want to leave the backing plates on... Go to IKEA or maybe a restaurant supply store and get an industrial looking towel bar ( instead of the bar being round, it looks like a piece of flat metal going across) and then just hang them by hanging them on the bar between the backing plate and body of the polisher.. Basically will b resting on the spindle. Looks cool too... Atleast I think so!!
 
Eddie 70 said:
Pretty cool. I take mine back apart and put it back in the box every time. Got any more details of the bracket?
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It's just a small bracket I had lying around, I forgot where or when I got it. And then I welded to the sides (2) 1"x 6" pieces of flat bar that I had leftover from my truck's step rails kit. I used a couple of heavy duty drywall anchors. I also wrapped each piece of flat bar with electrical tape to keep from scuffing up the PC.
 
chaotik said:
Even easier.... If you want to leave the backing plates on... Go to IKEA or maybe a restaurant supply store and get an industrial looking towel bar ( instead of the bar being round, it looks like a piece of flat metal going across) and then just hang them by hanging them on the bar between the backing plate and body of the polisher.. Basically will b resting on the spindle. Looks cool too... Atleast I think so!!
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that's a great idea too, especially if you have more than one machine polisher.
 
Very cool. I took a few pieces of wood and put a "v" notch in them and can hang my polishers by the backing plates. Works great, and didn't cost me anything since I had the wood just laying around.
 
Flannigan said:
Very cool. I took a few pieces of wood and put a "v" notch in them and can hang my polishers by the backing plates. Works great, and didn't cost me anything since I had the wood just laying around.
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Why not post a pic?
 
That looks very cool. I may need to come up with something similar.
 
Necessity is the mother of creation......very nice!! :props:
 
I have peg board so I just put to long hooks in the peg board and it works perfect.


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