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  1. 8th July 2010, 07:55 AM #1
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    Puma 110 Home Made Drawer System!

    Finally finished the drawer system off, really happy with it! All up including all stainless fittings etc it has cost me about $400 Aussie to build from scratch and the drawer can hold up to 90 kg!
    More mods coming next week so stay tuned!!!
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  2. 8th July 2010, 08:26 AM #2
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    Very nice POVMAN looks better than anything you can buy thats for sure
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  3. 8th July 2010, 09:15 AM #3
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    That's not very "pov" at all Povman. In fact it's decidedly unpov! Nice.
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    great job,
    looking to do the same to mine, to store my clutter, where did you get the fittings to assemble the frame?

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  5. 8th July 2010, 02:10 PM #5
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    Thanks fellas, I got the alloy tube steel and fittings from bunnings, then I cut some plate galv and riveted all the joins with 4mm rivets to strengthen the whole frame.
    By the way, it only weighs about 12kg in total and it's totally removable in about 2 mins!
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    Quote Originally Posted by povman View Post
    Thanks fellas, I got the alloy tube steel and fittings from bunnings, then I cut some plate galv and riveted all the joins with 4mm rivets to strengthen the whole frame.
    By the way, it only weighs about 12kg in total and it's totally removable in about 2 mins!
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    Wish I had seen yours a couple of weeks ago, mine cost me $1200 and weighs in at about 60kg. I think my Puma now weights more than my sons D3.

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  7. 8th July 2010, 05:42 PM #7
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    It looks really good - it's always satisfying not to have to fork out a couple of grand on what's effectively a big drawer. I see you've used the Qubelock stuff - how resilient do you find it??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Allan View Post
    Wish I had seen yours a couple of weeks ago, mine cost me $1200 and weighs in at about 60kg. I think my Puma now weights more than my sons D3.

    Allan
    ALLAN: saw you at the airport (I was dropping herself of for "business" in Sydney) the other day or there is another 60th kicking around the traps...

    POV: beaut job how much downward force can it withstand ?
    could you sleep on top of it would you think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
    ALLAN: saw you at the airport (I was dropping herself of for "business" in Sydney) the other day or there is another 60th kicking around the traps...

    POV: beaut job how much downward force can it withstand ?
    could you sleep on top of it would you think.

    Not me Lardy, must be another one. Again great job povman

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  10. 8th July 2010, 07:12 PM #10
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    Nice Job.
    The trick is to get the draw to fit well with the door.
    Well done.
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