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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 05:29 #439360

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Got tired of fighting with the tank while sanding or stripping it so, my boss contributed some donors from the scrap bin and some of my time ( he doesn't know this though ! )and I whipped up this little creation the other nigh at work... grader blade for the base and scraps for the rest. Made it so it articulates or tilts anyway to work on the sides, just need to adhere the frame rubber to the L shaped piece on the rear where the tab goes in and make up wing nuts to make the tilting go quicker...kzk
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 08:33 #439381

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Nice! I do like it. Did your boss also contribute the tree for the stand base? ;)
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 15:02 #439436

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No, that came off my own wood pile..:lol: but he is going to contribute the makings of a fender stand...maybe tonight at work;)
79 kz650SR, fenders and rear shocks from Z1000 classic
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 15:17 #439437

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Nice job!
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 15:38 #439439

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my kind of boss! :laugh:
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 17:45 #439469

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nicely done - have to steal your design and make one for myself :evil:
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 17:58 #439474

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Looks like it should work pretty good. i'll send my tank down so u can practice on it too. i'd like it candy red when ur done.
Thanks Bud.
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 19:51 #439520

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Thanks for the compliments, I thought it turned out pretty good considering I only had about an hours work into it and as far as stealing the plans, well thats why I put it out there in case any one else wanted to whip one up. so steal away..and tonight I might have time to make one for fenders! Can't wait till I get my new Miller 211!:woohoo: That way I don't have to sneak around at work any more;)
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 21 Mar 2011 22:38 #439574

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Yoy should sell them :laugh:
Im in the process of fighting to hold the tank for body work now also, i really like that. I may steal it too. Great job B)
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 22 Mar 2011 05:17 #439637

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Yeah my wife suggested selling them too but the chunk of grader blade I used for the base wieghs about 40 lbs! ( planned it that way , you know, stability) so I'm thinkin shipping might be a little high!:laugh: Would be nice to see what other specialized tools or tricks that some of the other users have come up with. I love working on these bikes but it's even nicer when you have the right tools and you can be comfortable doing it...now if I just had a computer in the shop..hmmm...;) kzk
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Tank jig,,or tank holder or tank stand or whatever 22 Mar 2011 12:14 #439685

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What a great idea, exactly what I need for my current project. Thanks for sharing.
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