Tower #2 up- The Lego Stand

[davis211]

3 stackable 6’ sections- 18’ to bottom of box. Very sturdy and stable.

 

[mfoster]

Very nice

 

[mfoster]

How do you tie it down to keep wind from blowing over

 

[Jack Rabbit]

How do you tie it down to keep wind from blowing over

It looks like fence posts on the corners staking it down

 

[davis211]

Yep, fence posts with muffler clamps work great. Never had one blow over.

 

[Kchap]

How much you have in that setup? I'd like to have something like that

 

[7pt62THOR]

3 stackable 6’ sections- 18’ to bottom of box. Very sturdy and stable.
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You get Clint C. to weld 'em up for ya? If so, you trust those welds?

 

[davis211]

You get Clint C. to weld 'em up for ya? If so, you trust those welds?

Ha! He couldn’t stop talking long enough to finish up.

 

[davis211]

How much you have in that setup? I'd like to have something like that

I honestly don’t know. A lot of the 1/8 and 3/16 sheet that was used was purchased years ago when metal was cheap. This is my buddy’s design and plan- he drew it out on some program and it fit together great. I/we try not to keep up with the costs of projects like this- takes the enjoyment away from it plus the wives would go ballistic.

 

[basstracker89]

Nice deer condo