Probably old hat but quick and simple. I prefer strait instead of " T " shaped personally.
Edit: I did not build this but thought worth passing along.
Edit: I did not build this but thought worth passing along.
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That’s awesome!
You may want to see if you can add a few more bolts to base of the seating fixtures.... cause 30 may not be enough...
Looks great; always liked the design and function.
On my "someday" project list. For now it's just a tarp on the ground.
Are you in Michigan? Looks like an area nearish where I live...
Looks great; always liked the design and function.
On my "someday" project list. For now it's just a tarp on the ground.
Are you in Michigan? Looks like an area nearish where I live...
Full disclosure guys.
I did not build this bench.
My wife found it on her women's shooting forum and passed it to me.
The credits for the picture are there on the bottom.
I figured for 2 pieces of threaded pipe, four pipe fittings some lag bolts that can be had at any lumber company it was a cool project.
I would add a strip of wood to load up a bipod against.
I did not build this bench.
My wife found it on her women's shooting forum and passed it to me.
The credits for the picture are there on the bottom.
I figured for 2 pieces of threaded pipe, four pipe fittings some lag bolts that can be had at any lumber company it was a cool project.
I would add a strip of wood to load up a bipod against.
as long as the height of the seat is good enough for you its a great looking job congrats .
