[SnBshirts]

I thought I'd show a lil pic of the stand I made for my silver press. About $50 in materials, and only took about an hour to put together.

 

[Gorillawhite]

I thought I'd show a lil pic of the stand I made for my silver press. About $50 in materials, and only took about an hour to put together.

I can't see the picture.

 

[PhilR]

I don't think Facebook allows you to remote-link images from its servers.

 

[cyclesurgeon]

two thing I notice. There's a nicely built cart AND room for it and a car in that garage...How do you do that?

 

[sben763]

two thing I notice. There's a nicely built cart AND room for it and a car in that garage...How do you do that?

No doubt. Both nice cart and I have my shop in a 16x20 garage I built for my lawn equipment. I threw all that stuff out side when I started printing.

 

[Gorillawhite]

That looks nice. For some reason, I can't see the picture through my computer, but can see it through my phone. Either way, good job.

 

[SnBshirts]

Thnx. Yea, I park my truck in that garage as well (20'x20') I also picked up a folding table at Walmart ($32), I think it's about 5' long, for my heat press and a place to put finished shirts. I like being able to pack everything away and not take up a ton of space. Another good thing about the cart being small is one of those cheap grill covers fits over it perfect.

 

[4Color1Station]

Nice cart, Chris !
My setup cost about the same, but I just bracketed two in-the-box book cabinets from WalMart back to back and added castors. Mine has twice the footprint of yours, but I have plenty of space in a two car garage. The setup gave me an adjustable shelf on each side, and it's hefty enough to not tilt when using the press.
I kinda envy your scratch unit.... it shows attention to detail, taking the time to build what you needed, and dedication to the craft.
Very nice.....
Scott