Showing posts with label holder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holder. Show all posts

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Twig Candle holder

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Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Cooking - Pot & Pan Lid Holder

20130407_141112.jpgAndrea and I were having a hard time putting down the covers to our pots and pans while cooking. The one pictured is 13" in diameter and not only was it heavy, it was difficult to put down due to a lack of space or burning your forearm. So.... I looked at Walmart for a holder of some kind in the clearance aisle. There were many different shelving brackets that may have worked for our smaller lids but not for this giant glass beast. Eventually I found a bike hanger for the garage... its padded, strong, and long enough for this large lid. After installing the new holder, I placed a couple nails in the back (see last picture) to hold the lid if it got bumped or was too front heavy. Since the holder has been installed, cooking has been much easier especially with multiple things cooking. Just lift, place, stir, and continue cooking.

Oh yeah, the steam on the lids does not drip off of the lids pictured because they have lips or ridges on them. However, make sure to shake off the flatter pot and pan lids before placing so moisture or sauces don't drip behind your stove.

"If it ain't broke, make it better!" - Chris W.


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Monday, July 8, 2013

How to make a bait-bucket rod holder

327.JPGThis is a bait bucket rod holder. It combines the convenience of a rod holder with the functionality of a bait bucket. The water and bait in the bucket functions as a weight to hold down the rod when a large fish hooks on , ensuring you don't lose your catch.  This is a picture of the final product.

Here is a link to another design:http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-rod-holder-bucket/

302.JPGMaterials:    
1: 5 gallon paint bucket
2: 1 foot lengths of 1.25 inch PVC pipe, depending on your rod handle girth
4: 1.5 inch stainless steel bolts with 4 nuts to fit
4: rubber and metal washers to fit the bolts
1: drill / drill bit (same size as the bolts)

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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

hat side camera holder

_MG_0566.jpgI've bought this veeery cheap camera made in china, and obviously it lacks an angular holder for my hat... 
Luckily I'm a real genius, and after a long research and a lot of examinations, diagrams, computer simulations and testing I've came to the design of this high technological piece of engineering! With that gear I'm able to make my camera looking forward!! That's extraordinary!
... all right, I'm kidding, but because I'm not able to abandon a project halfway through, I'll go on ;-)_MG_0538.jpgAbout the camera I can't say here that it's a pitiful piece of technology, so please ask me in pm... whoops!! Anyway I never expected GoPro abilities for 1/30 of its price...
Oddly as you can see I've two holders for the camera, but neither of the two can be mounted on the cap in the right direction. Except screwing the base of the bigger one on the cap peak... but I don't want it permanent.

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