Post by Barnett College on Sept 6, 2008 10:41:34 GMT -5
During this week I had some time and I cheered up to build this so charismatic piece.
The one that I have made is quite complex, with several measures stainless steel tube, totally folding, with jetties and springs that facilitate the assembly action, with chains inside the tube... the truth is that I had many problems to build it because ideas didn't come to me until I found the suitable system.
I wanted to devise a system that make easy and guide the tubes one inside the other without almost any help and I got it uniting all the chains with jetties through the tubes. This way, tubes assemble automatically only deploying the hanger without any effort.
When folding it again (it fits perfectly inside an gaberdine interior pocket :lol: ), a soft tug of this piece and the base is liberated of the jetty tension.
As you can see in the picture, it can tolerate the weight of any garment, doesn't matter how heavy it is. My "Gestapo" gaberdine weighs 8 kiles and the hanger not even give the jetties up.
The material of this it is a bit special to find and cost of it is sensibly higher, although the results are... as those that you see.
I've uploaded one video to see the mechanism better.
Guys, i love the stainless steel "CLAAAACK" sound. :lol: :lol:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M9GFslW_Dg
Hope you like it.
Best wishes.
The one that I have made is quite complex, with several measures stainless steel tube, totally folding, with jetties and springs that facilitate the assembly action, with chains inside the tube... the truth is that I had many problems to build it because ideas didn't come to me until I found the suitable system.
I wanted to devise a system that make easy and guide the tubes one inside the other without almost any help and I got it uniting all the chains with jetties through the tubes. This way, tubes assemble automatically only deploying the hanger without any effort.
When folding it again (it fits perfectly inside an gaberdine interior pocket :lol: ), a soft tug of this piece and the base is liberated of the jetty tension.
As you can see in the picture, it can tolerate the weight of any garment, doesn't matter how heavy it is. My "Gestapo" gaberdine weighs 8 kiles and the hanger not even give the jetties up.
The material of this it is a bit special to find and cost of it is sensibly higher, although the results are... as those that you see.
I've uploaded one video to see the mechanism better.
Guys, i love the stainless steel "CLAAAACK" sound. :lol: :lol:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M9GFslW_Dg
Hope you like it.
Best wishes.
