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Do it yourself ***Packaseat***

Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

ok. I was looking for packaseats for two weeks, and came to that dessicion that i should make my own so here it is..... and now you can laugh :lol: :lol:
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And the legclamp mechanism is with a springs so i only lift the block up and flipp those legs. but i should put
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the inside isnt yet ready i have to make some extra foam on it inside so itl wait tomorrow
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Post by Gary Lee Gimble »

Nice floor :lol: and I will add that Jani's new packAseat is looking sharp! I'll take both, the wood floor and the seat :P
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Post by Drew Howard »

looks good...how heavy?
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Post by Howard Tate »

Who would laugh at that? Looks very good.
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Drew Howard wrote:looks good...how heavy?
16.4 kilos = 36.1 pounds
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Post by Bill Ford »

Jani,
Is it a wood construction,or all metal, and did you make the legs, or buy them? looks very nice.I like it..


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Post by Ulf Edlund »

Nice Jani!
Looks like we're a bunch of do it yourself people living in this neck of the woods.
I did the same when i needed a seat some years ago.
I really like your leg construction. Classy 8)


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Post by Roger Shackelton »

Jani, "NO KIDDING!" you could very well be flooded with orders for Pack-A-Seats. It really looks that good.

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I smell cedar :whoa: :lol:
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Bill Ford wrote:Jani,
Is it a wood construction,or all metal, and did you make the legs, or buy them? looks very nice.I like it..


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its all aluminum. yes i made those legs myself to :D
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Roger Shackelton wrote:Jani, "NO KIDDING!" you could very well be flooded with orders for Pack-A-Seats. It really looks that good.

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well i made this first one so we will se what the future comes with
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Post by Drew Howard »

Ulf,

I like how you fastened your pliers and drivers to the seat lid.

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Jani,
Man, that is a nice seat! Great job. It will look good next to that new Williams!

By the way, when are you expecting it to get there?

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I'd like to just lay on the floor and look at the bottom (not your bottom).

That's something to be proud of Jani.
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Mack Quinney wrote:Jani,
Man, that is a nice seat! Great job. It will look good next to that new Williams!

By the way, when are you expecting it to get there?

Mack
well i paid it today 2.25 08 so im awaiting it for saturdays gig, if it doesnt make it to that then it comes next week
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Dick Wood wrote:I'd like to just lay on the floor and look at the bottom (not your bottom).

That's something to be proud of Jani.
thank you dick
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Jani, I am sure you will love it. Post pics please, wana see!
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Post by Jerry H. Moore »

Here's my second attempt at a pack a seat. The first one was too big. Alex called it a pack a love seat! Thats it on the bottom.


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Post by John Sluszny »

Jani,are the legs adjustable?
That would be fantastic !
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John Sluszny wrote:Jani,are the legs adjustable?
That would be fantastic !
yes the legs are adjustable you can see it on the picture from the bottom
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Jerry thats one good lookin seat. Love that vinyl style
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Jani Nice Seat! You could call it

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Those are some sweet lookin' seats !

So, I'll give it a try this week. Tired of my piano bench and carrying all my stuff in a tackle box.

Was wondering what dimensions y'all used ?

I'm thinkin' of using 1/2" plywood then covering with Buffalo hyde & toolin' it saddle style but with some SOCAL surf&turf design :twisted: 8)
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Post by Ulf Edlund »

Jerry, I love the idea with the CD-pockets.
Gonna borrow that one from you.
Nice finish too.

Thanks Drew, that was the simplest way i could think of.

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Post by Jerry H. Moore »

3/8 plywood is what I used. I think 1/2 would be heavy.I'm thinking about making the legs adjustable next. :idea: