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Time to be a pest. Got any pix of the bottom and how far from the front lip is the cupholder casters?
If anyone here in Missouri wants one, I have the one I built using the 48" drawer slides I'll give away. It is carpeted and ready to go. There is enough room under it to store 2 of the covers. I got a good deal on a steel bedslide about a year and this on has been sitting in the garage ever since.
I don't remember much about it, Donnie, but I might be interested. Does it attach to the bedside or does it just sit in place like this one? I vaguely remember seeing pictures at some point, I think.
Do you have the cup holder mod,Al? was just wandering if your bed slide sits in the indents or a real cup holder mod... and if ya have the tailgate cup holders ,I wonder how it will hold up?
Wood -CheckCasters- Checkvarious nuts and bolts - CheckWood Glue- CheckPower tools to assemble with - CheckLife insurance for once I start using the power tools. -CheckTwiggy should be set for life once I start this myself
Too Funny!!
I did scare myself a little though when I turned the saw on. It's a bear trying to type with one hand. I may work on the actual fun stuff tomorrow for a bit.
Make a note: Don't play with electronics and power tools at the same time!!
Aw c'mon Ski,,,,, I wasn't using the saw to cut any wires. yet
I have a long weekend so I decided to build a bed slide, Just got done with it last night it came out great thanks for the pics it really helped.
Thanks alwhite00 for sharing the great design I use mine all the time to. Thanks ernie57
If MBT doesn't take this, I will. I'm not in Missouri, but we are planning on being at Bratfest if we could arrange something.
Glad you brought this up. I had completely forgotten about it. MBT, you still nterested?I won't be at Bratfest though, I am working weekend nights now.
I definitely want it and was figuring on picking it up at Bratfest. We'll have to make other arrangements. Maybe sometime that I'm running down to the Lake house I can make the trip over to Sedalia. Or maybe we could try to set up an Avalanche train delivery for Bratfest, although I doubt the odds are too good that someone will be swinging through Sedalia on the way to St. Louis.
Donnie1, do you think you could 'reverse engineer' that thing for me before your exchange? (Pics, measurements, a list of materials?)
4' wide with 1x4's screwed on the outside edge for a total of 49.5" - Length is right at 63" with the head board. I glued & screwed everything and it really works great, It actually rolls easier with some weight on it. I used outdoor carpet and spray adhesive on it. 4 wheels on each side and 2 in the middle to drop into the cupholders. I love this thing and I just got it done a few hours ago.LK
CS, one of the post on here is right on with the measurements. Materials are 1 sheet 3/4' plywood, 3- 1"x4" boards and 10- 2" casters (harbor frieght was cheap) and one piece of hardboard to go under it. Carpeting and adhesive to your color liking.
I made my 2nd generation one from a thinner piece of plywood because the 3/4" is so darn heavy when I take it out for more typical pickup duties. You can take a look at my new one at Bratfest.
WIMP This coming from a guy moving his tranny all over the garage.
Hmmmmm.Is it time to do some Global Moderating?
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.....and Donnie and MBT are prepared to join in on the fun also!
Bring it
......and exactly how is your Admin power going to help you at Bratfest?
damn, leave it to the staff to be the worst thread jackers.
Wish I was as motivated as you guys to make a BEDSLIDE for my truck bed. Too lazy though, will probably just buy one from them.
Interesting that your first post is in a thread that hasn't been posted in for 4 months now with a link to a half built website. No dealer locator, no pricing but yet a bunch of pix from the recent SEMA show showcasing this product. While I agree it is an amazing product, your post stinks of a spammer. I have the feeling that you're tied into this company.